Re: transhipment of Trees from Southern to Northern California
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- Subject: Re: transhipment of Trees from Southern to Northern California
- From: C*
- Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 12:05:58 -0800
I'm not sure David, but in working on a landscape for a San Jose garden I
had trouble getting a Fejira selloana (hope I spelled that somewhat right)
of the size I wanted, and when I spoke to a couple of nurseries down here
they mentioned not shipping material up North for that reason. Don't know
if that was just caution or actual law.
Laura
on 3/14/01 10:38 AM, david feix at davidfeix@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hello all,
> Does anyone know what the current or proposed status
> of intrastate transhipment of plant material is? I
> had heard rumors that due to the latest problems with
> the spread of the insect that is imperiling the grape
> and winery industries,(Glassy Winged Sharpshooter?)
> that nurseries in Southern California would not be
> able to ship up north, without going through a
> quarantine period and held by brokers first. The same
> thing might also apply to the industry here in
> Northern California. It would seem like that could be
> a fatal blow to the landscape and nursery industries
> if it comes to pass.
>
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