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Company Description

Calloway's Nursery, Inc. (CLWY) is a Texas-based garden center and nursery business that focuses on plants, gardening supplies and related outdoor living products and services. The company is associated with the retail trade sector and is linked in market data to the "Beer, Wine, and Liquor Stores" industry classification, but its own public communications describe a business centered on nurseries and garden centers.

Founded in Fort Worth, Texas, in 1986, Calloway's Nursery presents itself as a destination for homeowners seeking top-quality plants and customer service. Over time, it has expanded its footprint across multiple metropolitan areas in Texas. According to company news, Calloway's operates locations in Dallas-Fort Worth and Cedar Park, and through its subsidiary Cornelius Nursery, it is also present in Houston and Galveston. Together, Calloway's and Cornelius Nursery have reported totals in the high twenties for combined locations across these regions.

Business focus and retail offering

Based on company press releases, Calloway's Nursery centers its operations on the sale of plants, flowers, shrubs, trees, vines and gardening supplies. Its stores also feature items such as seasonal decor, pottery, soils, mulches, fertilizers and bird seed. The company highlights its use of Texas Certified Nursery Professionals and Texas Master Certified Nursery Professionals to provide gardening advice and support to customers in its markets.

Seasonal retail activity is an important part of the Calloway's and Cornelius business. Company communications describe offerings such as fresh-cut Christmas trees, including Noble and Fraser firs, garlands, sprays and poinsettias during the holiday season, as well as pumpkins, gourds, squash, garden mums, pansies and straw bales during the fall. These seasonal assortments are positioned to support holiday decorating and gardening projects for homeowners.

Geographic footprint and brands

Calloway's Nursery operates under its own brand in Dallas-Fort Worth and Cedar Park and owns Cornelius Nursery as a subsidiary brand in the Houston and Galveston areas. Cornelius Nursery traces its origins to 1938 in Houston and has been recognized by the Texas Historical Commission with the Texas Treasure Business Award for its long-standing contributions to the state's economic growth.

Calloway's acquired Houston-based Cornelius Nursery in 1999. Since then, the two brands have been managed together, with Calloway's identified in news releases as the parent company. Cornelius locations serve Houston-area homeowners, gardeners and green thumbs, while Calloway's locations serve homeowners in Dallas-Fort Worth and Cedar Park near Austin.

Services and customer support

In addition to retail product sales, Calloway's and Cornelius describe several service offerings related to gardening and landscaping. These include planting services under the Pick & Plant name, Landscape Design & Installation services, and, in some communications, Precision Maintenance. These services are presented as ways to help customers beautify and maintain exterior spaces, from plant selection through installation and ongoing care.

Company materials emphasize expert guidance from trained nursery professionals. Press releases mention that Calloway's and Cornelius employ more Texas Master Certified Nursery Professionals than any other garden center in the state, and that staff are available in stores to provide plant care tips, design ideas and advice tailored to Texas climates and landscapes.

Events, community engagement and seasonal promotions

Calloway's Nursery and Cornelius Nursery regularly promote in-store events and seasonal experiences. Examples from company news include Pumpkin Fest, Fall Porch Magic demonstrations, Christmas open houses and special events for unique plants such as the Firefly Petunia, described as a glow-in-the-dark petunia offered in partnership with Light Bio.

These events often feature demonstrations on container gardening, pumpkin arrangements and holiday decorating, as well as family-oriented activities like free pie pumpkins for children, educational sessions from outside organizations, and visits from Santa at certain locations. Such events are positioned as opportunities for customers to learn gardening techniques and enjoy seasonal traditions at the nurseries.

Calloway's and Cornelius also highlight community giving in their communications. A recurring example is the donation of a portion of poinsettia sales to Lena Pope, a Fort Worth-based nonprofit organization that provides counseling, education and behavior interventions for children and families. Press releases describe significant cumulative donations over multiple years through this holiday program.

Holiday and specialty products

Company news emphasizes the role of Calloway's and Cornelius in holiday-related retail. For Christmas, the nurseries feature fresh-cut trees sourced from family-owned U.S. farms, with Calloway's describing practices such as giving trees a fresh cut and placing them in water at each store to support freshness and longevity. The company also notes that its trees are part of a renewable system where harvesting is balanced by replanting, and that this vegetation contributes to soil stability, water resource protection and wildlife habitat.

For fall, the nurseries focus on pumpkins, seasonal color and decor, and promote trends such as diverse container gardens, pumpkin-centric displays and custom garden design inspired by various garden styles. These communications position the nurseries as resources for both plant material and design ideas for seasonal outdoor spaces.

Corporate history and development

Calloway's Nursery was founded in Fort Worth, Texas, in 1986. According to company history shared in press releases, Cornelius Nursery's founder assisted the founders of Calloway's with their business plan and store model, and Calloway's later acquired Cornelius Nursery in 1999. Over the years, Calloway's has expanded its store count and geographic reach, including the opening of its first central Texas location in Cedar Park.

Through its brands, Calloway's participates in both everyday gardening retail and special events that highlight new plant introductions, such as the Firefly Petunia, and long-running community traditions like annual holiday open houses and Pumpkin Fest. These activities, along with its service offerings and emphasis on certified nursery professionals, define the company's profile as presented in its public communications.

Position within the retail trade sector

Although categorized in some market data under the "Beer, Wine, and Liquor Stores" industry, Calloway's Nursery's own descriptions focus on garden centers and nurseries. Its operations, as described in press releases, revolve around plants, gardening supplies, seasonal decor and related services. Investors and observers looking at the CLWY stock symbol may therefore encounter a business whose practical activities are centered on horticulture and garden retail within Texas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current stock price of Calloways (CLWY)?

The current stock price of Calloways (CLWY) is $7 as of July 3, 2025.

What is the market cap of Calloways (CLWY)?

The market cap of Calloways (CLWY) is approximately 15.6M. Learn more about what market capitalization means .

What does Calloway's Nursery, Inc. (CLWY) do?

Calloway's Nursery, Inc. operates garden centers and nurseries that sell plants, flowers, shrubs, trees, vines and gardening supplies. Company communications also highlight seasonal decor such as pumpkins, Christmas trees and poinsettias, along with services that support gardening and landscaping projects.

When was Calloway's Nursery founded?

According to company press releases, Calloway's Nursery was founded in Fort Worth, Texas, in 1986 as a garden center and nursery business serving Texas homeowners.

Where does Calloway's Nursery operate its stores?

Calloway's Nursery reports locations in Dallas-Fort Worth and Cedar Park, while its subsidiary Cornelius Nursery operates in the Houston area and Galveston. Together, the brands have reported store counts in the high twenties across these Texas markets.

What is the relationship between Calloway's Nursery and Cornelius Nursery?

Cornelius Nursery is described in company news as a subsidiary of North Richland Hills, Texas-based Calloway's Nursery. Calloway's acquired Houston-based Cornelius Nursery in 1999, and the two brands are operated together, with Calloway's identified as the parent company.

What products does Calloway's Nursery highlight in its communications?

Press releases describe a variety of products, including plants, flowers, shrubs, trees, vines, gardening supplies, pottery, soils, mulches, fertilizers, bird seed, seasonal pumpkins, gourds, squash, garden mums, pansies, fresh-cut Christmas trees, garlands, sprays and poinsettias.

What services does Calloway's Nursery offer beyond product sales?

Company materials mention planting services under the Pick & Plant name, Landscape Design & Installation services and, in some communications, Precision Maintenance. These services are presented as ways to help customers beautify and maintain exterior spaces.

How does Calloway's Nursery describe its staff expertise?

Calloway's and Cornelius state that they employ Texas Certified Nursery Professionals and Texas Master Certified Nursery Professionals and note that they have more such professionals than any other garden center in the state. Staff provide gardening advice and plant care tips in stores.

What seasonal events are associated with Calloway's and Cornelius Nursery?

Company news highlights events such as Pumpkin Fest, Fall Porch Magic demonstrations, Christmas open houses and special evenings for unique plants like the Firefly Petunia. These events feature activities, demonstrations, giveaways and family-oriented experiences.

How does Calloway's Nursery engage with the community?

Press releases describe recurring charitable programs, including donating a portion of poinsettia sales to the Fort Worth-based nonprofit Lena Pope and collecting canned goods for regional food banks during fall events. These efforts are presented as part of the company's community support.

What is notable about the Firefly Petunia mentioned in Calloway's news?

The Firefly Petunia, offered through Calloway's and Cornelius in partnership with Light Bio, is described as a white petunia that glows in the dark using its living energy as it grows and blossoms. The nurseries hosted special after-hours events to showcase this plant and provide care tips.