
Houston Matters
Don’t let this week’s cool down fool you – it’s time to plant seeds in your garden
Posted on · The Garden Club of Houston’s Meg Tapp offers advice for Houston area gardeners.
Posted on · The Garden Club of Houston’s Meg Tapp offers advice for Houston area gardeners.
Posted on · On Monday's show: Why a local organization is concerned the Ike Dike could prevent certain large ships from entering the Houston Ship Channel.
Posted on · The Houston area was hit hard by a deep freeze during the holidays. Experts say there are easy tests to determine if your plant is still alive and can be saved.
Posted on · Tropical plants and arctic blasts don’t mix well, and with the predicted freezing temperatures there can be major impacts on outdoor trees and plants.
Posted on · The mask-wearing requirement had been initially imposed in early 2021, shortly after President Joe Biden took office.
Posted on · Danielle Reed explains how making terrariums became her own, personal sanctuary.
Posted on · Horticulturist Linda Gay answers listener questions.
Posted on · More than a half-year after Hurricane Harvey flooded America's largest corridor of energy and petrochemical plants, records show the storm's environmental assault was more widespread and severe than authorities publicly acknowledged
Posted on · A new study says crepe myrtle bark scale (CMBS) is spreading through Houston. Horticulturist Linda Gay talks about the problem and answers gardening advice questions from Houston Matters listeners.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We learn what a new crisis declaration could mean for the fight against opioids in Houston. Horticulturist Linda Gay answers your gardening questions. And we learn about a ghost town of sorts in Greater Houston called Moonshine Hill.
Posted on · Houston Matters examines a ruling on heat conditions in a prison near Houston, Gov. Abbott’s desire to repeal tree ordinances in cities, and how Houston plant life has changed over the years. Plus Houston Millennials talk about the state of their generation.
Posted on · The company will partner with others in Europe and Canada to expand projects in Port Arthur, TX and near La Porte, TX.
Posted on · A proposed bill would set up an emergency alert system for residence near chemical plants.
Posted on · A part of living in Houston is getting used to the unpredictable weather. Unfortunately some plants don’t do the same.
Posted on · It’s kind of cooler in Greater Houston — meaning it’s just warm no longer scorching. So, while other parts of the country are getting their scarves and jackets out, we are finally able to go outside and perhaps do some work on the garden without risking heat stroke. To get some answers to your autumn-ish […]