Maas Nursery inc.

Jade Huynh 3 months ago

This place is so beautiful and whimsical and massive! There’s so much to look at it. Lot of plants and fountains and windchimes and all sort of things. Good vibes exploring and growing here.

John Windish 4 months ago

The staff here is so helpful. There's so many plants, and they're healthy and vibrant. Picked up a long awaited pitcher plant today and it's amazing. Highly recommend this place.

Inda Stagg 10 months ago

After researching landscape companies around south Houston we discovered Maas Nursery. It is a huge plant nursery that appears to have equal space devoted to pots of all sorts, yard art and sculpture, fountains, and beautiful landscaping plantings. The staff is helpful and happy. One caution are mosquitos on dreary days. Thoughtfully, there are cans of insect repellent conveniently placed all over the grounds. Bonus if you get a good siting of the Nursery cat. So cute.

Kimmy the Great a year ago

Maas Nursery is a magical and beautiful place! This the best nursery I have ever visited. Everywhere you look you see something wonderful. There are interesting sculptures scattered throughout the gardens, which are full of unique and beautiful trees, flowers and plants of all kinds. Their garden decorations are really amazing, I’ve never seen such a huge selection of cool objects! I had a wonderful time wandering the grounds, petting the cats and soaking in the atmosphere. This is a nursery done right, make it a point to visit if you are in the area!

A. Mark Hawkins Edited a year ago

I chose to visit this exotic & natural place. Here, it's like a spanned out maze to wander in. A large acreage nursery business in Seabrook, that I discovered while viewing the Maps app for cacti. It was raining heavily all morning in Seabrook for this visit! It's befitting for these heavy showers for an outdoor business such as an active nursery that employs several people. Rains to bring out droves of birds, chirping loud competing for their natural bath house from their viewpoint of the many shade trees here. Or all the frogs I heard splashing around in the open pools of water formed. And, of course, the budding of flowers is in bloom this spring at Maas. My favorite time to get out is in the time of year to see the rare cactus blooms that come and go like the gulf rain storms. Normally, it is only around this time of year in early spring. My goal today is to find my next thornless pear cactus. It is rarer in finding it available in our ecosystem, along the upper Texas Gulf Coast. Pear cactus typically thrives in south central Texas to Mexico. The species with the sharp long thorns that is. My 3 foot thornless pear froze and broke off from the top after it got blac