The Tropical Fruit Forum
Citrus => Citrus Buy, Sell, & Trade => Topic started by: bsbullie on April 15, 2014, 10:42:30 PM
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I suggest all members exercise extreme caution when mailing/shipping any type of citrus material across state lines. Please research carefully and fully know your state laws, as shipper, and the potential recipient's state laws. Thank you.
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Just like to add that it's easy to forget that wampi, curry leaf, gin berry, white sapote, and a few other rare fruits are also in citrus family (rutaceae) and same caution should apply.
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Yes, I was wondering about that because some/many nurseries in FL don't want to be hassled with selling citrus trees or wampi, but they all seem to have WS.
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Rob, are you considering seeds as plant material? I assume so, but haven't seen seeds restricted here in FL. Thanks
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Citrus can be ship to most all of the states, with the exception of Florida, Texas, Arizona, California which are citrus growing states. - Millet
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Citrus can be ship to most all of the states, with the exception of Florida, Texas, Arizona, California which are citrus growing states. - Millet
You are only addressing the receiving. There are also laws prohibiting the shipping out of the growing states.
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Yes thank you, I was only addressing receiving citrus trees. Many citrus areas now are under quarantine, and therefore are forbidden to ship any part of a citrus tree to any location. - Millet
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Also, you can't legally import citrus propagation material in europe. Unless they are seeds.
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Florida, Texas, Arizona, California are they allow to send scion wood to other state like Michigan??? been doing a lot of reading and fond the Nordmann Seedless kumpuat and this fall wood like to see if some one wood send me a couple of stick for grafting...
thank for your time
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