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 blackened from our deep freeze and sudden snow flurry, we experienced once during this past winter.
I had previously seen some photos online of many cacti and succulents in a Maps review here online. That's how you know before you get out in inclement weather.
I found the indoor plant house next to the public toilets on the far fenced side of the property next to a small gnome and mushroom garden along the fence of Todville Rd.
If you're a lover of all plants growing wild in the sunny and sandy southwest and on past the Pecos river and the Rio Grande. And there's plants too that are tropically active with our high humidity here, then head inside the building marked 'House Plants' (next to the public restrooms). You won't be disappointed.
Next, walk on over to another under cover smaller area for local artists displaying their works publicly. If you happen to find it by exploring on foot, you may happen to meet and speak with a local artist while at work.
Make sure you agree to their pricing value per plant chosen before you head to the cashier with your beloved plant all the way towards the exit. Finding someone is tricky the busier they are. And their signage towards the exit is nonexistent if not rare to view. I do
I did my due diligence on Maps beforehand and read by more than one visitor that many plants were overpriced, too steep for an average shopper. It is what it is when shopping for rare plants. I do know the value in growing exotic rare cacti like my thornless pear cactus in our zone 9 ecosystem along...
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