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22nd August 2009, 08:13 PM #1
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Export of Native Flora
Question: Can anyone enlighten me regarding the regulations of exporting native flora nominally Banksia Nuts?
Not on a large scale but merely posting a couple of samples!
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22nd August 2009, 09:49 PM #2
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Normally there are problems with anything that has seeds, bark or bugs, but banksia pods from Aus are available O/S
Perhaps ring customs
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23rd August 2009, 06:03 PM #3
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Banksia pods
I think that these may be regarded as a seed pod and that was where I thought perhaps it might pose an issue.
Originally Posted by dai sensei
Normally there are problems with anything that has seeds, bark or bugs, but banksia pods from Aus are available O/S
Perhaps ring customs
I will ring my local CALM(Conservation and Land Management) office here tomorrow.
I 've got a query from a chap in the States about turning pens out of them.
I know that Federally, if selling you have to apply for a licence to export so I was wondering about just posting a couple off to this bloke and whether anyone had also sent these off shore.
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23rd August 2009, 07:03 PM #4
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Originally Posted by dai sensei
Normally there are problems with anything that has seeds, bark or bugs, but banksia pods from Aus are available O/S
Perhaps ring customs
Neil, I think those restrictions only apply to imports into Aus - mainly for quarantine purposes.
John; Most overseas countries have only limited or no quarantine. Easiest solution is to just send them and see what happens.
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