| "Growers of Quality Camellia Japonicas, Camellia Sasanquas & Related Camellia Species Since 1972" |
| "Growers of Quality Camellia Japonicas, Camellia Sasanquas & Related Camellia Hybrids & Camellia Species Since 1970" |
| Photo Gallery Present and Past |
| Winter's Snowman 15g |
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| G.R.C.N. |
| Camellia Japonicas, Camellia Sasanquas and Camellia Hybrids 3 gallon to 45 gallon |
| Over The Years Glenn & Jill with Children and Grandchildren growing up and working in the nursery. |
Winter's
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| Wholesale Only We do not sell to the public. Individuals contact us by e-mail only. Please go to our CONTACT US page and use the contact form. {No Phone Calls please.} |
| GLENN READ CAMELLIA NURSERY G.R.C.N. INTRODUCTIONS are Camellia Japonicas, Camellia Hybrids and Camellia Sasanquas hybridized at our nursery and named and registered with the American Camellia Society. |
| Glenn Read Camellia Nursery propagates all of our cuttings from stock plants located at our nursery. We start by taking scions and rooting cuttings, potting into small containers and moving to larger containers over a period of years to get to the final product in the largest size containers we sell. We produce, grow and sell in containers from 3 gallons to 45 gallons. |
| Stock Plants & Container Camellias |
| Container Grown Camellias currently available |
| THE BEGINNING Glenn started propagating his first Camellia plants in high school in 1970. He had a part time job in the evenings after school, but he knew what he wanted to do. He started building his first rooting house and would work on it each day after school, and any free time he had around his job and weekends. The first plants he started rooting and growing were Camellia Japonicas and Camellia Sasanquas. Through the years other species of plants were added; with Azaleas, Evergreens, Ferns, Mums, Perennials and Annuals all having come and gone. A decision was made to go back to the roots and to the beginning. Although Camellias were always number one, today and for over the past 20 years, Camellias are the only plants we grow and have been and have always come first. |
