posting seeds to USA
Steven Hart (Tue, 07 Mar 2017 12:32:51 PST)
That is the correct procedure for Australia !
DAFF AQIS ICON Search data base gives a list of botanical names that are either allowed or not & any specific Spp requirements.
We do require endangered specials permits for some Spp & all requirements are listed.
For all allowed seeds you only need to list botanical name & number of seeds on individual packets & seeds be free of any fruiting husk.
To anyone who thinks it's a good idea to mark seeds as something else like research material etc. if not declared as seeds it is a breach of customs law & your seeds will often be destroyed.
Steven Hart
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On 8 Mar 2017, at 12:43 am, JANET MILLER <scottandben@westwind.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
When I send iris seeds to America/Canada/Australia etc all I do is stick on a customs declaration label, make sure that everything is correctly labelled then post as
usual via Royal Mail large letter post.
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