Est. 1843

Teas
Landscape
Services


(713)664-4400

 

Mailing
Address:

P.O. Box 1603 Bellaire, TX
77402-1603

Toll Free Number:
(800) 446-7723
In Houston area:
(713) 664-4400
Fax: (713) 295-5144

Questions or Comments? Email us at: teas@teasnursery.com

Teas Home Page

 

New at Teas Nursery Updated 3/9/10

Teas Landscape is open—Teas Nursery is now closed


Teas Landscape Services Teas is still designing and installing Houston area landscapes, as they have for 100 years. Our experienced landscape architects can work with you to create "Landscape designs with your visions in mind"
Replacing winter damaged trees and shrubs
Planting colorful annuals and perennials
Solutions for problems with drainage and irrigation
New custom gardens and patios
Swimming Pools and Decks
Fountains and other water features

Teas Nursery, Florist & Catalog
After 100 years at 4400 Bellaire Boulevard, Teas Nursery closed it doors February, 2010. The property has been sold to a new family, the Rubenstein Foundation, to create a city park in Bellaire. Teas Landscape is still operating its landscape architectural design and installation services. Because of the timing of this move other Teas services will have to wait on future redevelopment. Some special orders of plants and supplies may be available from our regular suppliers. If you are having trouble locating unusual plant material, we have experience in obtaining hard to find materials. Call 713-664-4400 or E-mail teas@teasnursery.com .

To redeem unused Teas Gift Certificates:
Mail your gift certificate to
Teas Nursery-Gift Certificate Redemption
PO BOX 1603
Bellaire, TX 77402-1603

 

 

Spring Clean-up!

Contact Teas Landscaping at 713-295-5100
for help with your yard.

After the exceptional freezing weather we experienced this winter you are most likely ready for a good spring cleaning of your yard. It is amazing what a difference some fresh plants and a little mulch can make.

We are ready to help you spruce up your yard with an exciting new look for spring.

Teas Amateur Photo Contest
WINNERS SPRING 2008:

BELLAIRE (May 10, 2008)—With 173 entries, the judges were flitting around like butterflies from one beautiful flower to the next trying to pick winners… but they finally concurred: Beth Ann Boyd’s stylized “Sunflower” was voted first place in the annual Teas Nursery Photo Contest and received $100 in Teas Nursery gift certificates.

Second place was Ross Gore with an incredible shot of a hummingbird drinking nectar from a flower. Gore received a $50 Teas Nursery gift certificate. “Mr. Gore is the Susan Lucci of the Teas Photos Contest…he has been second place winner several years in a row,” said Paul Downs, photo contest coordination, speaking of Ms. Lucci’s years as a second place Emmy’s winner. “He always submits several incredible nature photos,” added Downs.

Ten Judge’s Awards of $25 gift certificates went to Katie Strausser, Cynthia Cox, Joyce Lobliner, Judith Bell, Susan Rowley, Jimmie Creswell, Janice Stacy, Bev Victory, Matthew Strausser and Don Pederson. The creative images included: a “gardenscape” of hail drops in water; the inside of a banana tree; a dramatic calla lily and butterfly composition, and several more of exotic flowers and elusive butterflies.

“They were all winners; it was very difficult to choose,” said Marissa Mijal, a Teas employee and a judge who also cataloged the entries and set up the display. A first for the contest this year was the addition of a media judge, Charlotte Aguilar, editor of Houston Community Newspapers, who selected “photos with the best composition,” she said, “not necessarily the most beautiful flower or landscape. For a complete listing of the photo contest winners and photos, see www.teasnursery.com/PhotoContest08.htm

Prizes awarded: May 10, 2008
View winning photos at Teas in the Garden Center
View Online Gallery


“A Blast from the Past”

Edward "Papa" Teas

Eyes of Texas Revives Teas Nursery Feature from 1972

Broadcast Friday, March 28 2008 7:00 pm KPRC Channel 2
In conjunction with Bellaire’s Centennial--Channel 2 is remaking a program on Teas history shot in 1972. Edward Teas Jr. and Tom and John Teas are interviewed by the original “Eyes of Texas” host Ray Miller and the nursery is filmed as it was over 25 years ago. Additional photos have been added after Channel 2’s visited Teas and scanned a large number of old family photos, a few which are pictured above.
ChronicleBuilding 1930's

Climate Zones are changing
Your climate zone may have changed due to global warmimg. The revised climate zone information is available through this tool from the National Arbor Day Foundation:

Artist Gallery

Local HCAA artists were featured every month at
Teas Landscape Offices
4400 Bellaire

See Teas Garden Calendar for Monthly Insights

Hours (CST)
Mon-Fri 9-5

Teas Nursery, serving customers who respect quality and expect value.

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