Calloway’s Nursery

Prosper, TX

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201 Richland Blvd
Prosper, TX 75078

469-296-2796

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Open Daily 9am-6pm

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Calloway’s Nursery

Calloway’s Nursery is thrilled to introduce our Prosper location just south of S Preston Rd! You will discover our grand selection of premium plants and flowers, chosen for superior performance in Texas gardens. Explore our fascinating selection of annuals, edibles, shrubs, & more for your landscapes! You’ll also find decorative items like fountains and pottery, as well as seasonal decorating ‘must haves’ like gourds and pumpkins for fall, and fresh Christmas trees for the holidays.

Our Experts

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Chris, Manager

Chris is a Texas Master Certified Nursery Professional, the highest level of recognition awarded by the Texas Nursery and Landscape Association (TNLA).

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Jessica, Assistant Manager

Jessica is a Texas Certified Nursery Professional, awarded by the Texas Nursery and Landscape Association (TNLA).

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! Leashed pets are always welcome!

Yes! You can either purchase a gift card and pick it up at your local location or we can mail it to you or your recipient.

The DFW area is in zone 8. Many of the plants we sell in ours stores thrive within this hardiness zone.

Yes, our Garden Services consist of Landscape Design & Installation and Pick & Plant.

Yes, Calloway’s strives to make sure our customers are set for success! We always have at least one person that is TNLA Certified on staff to insure that our customers are 100% educated on how to care and maintain anything that is purchased in our store.

Pre-emergents are typically applied twice a year in our part of Texas, first application is around mid-February and the Fall application is typically around the first week in September. Weather depending there is some flexibility with these dates but remember with pre-emergents a week too early is better than even a day late.

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