Dormant Daffodil Bulbs
Daffodil (Narcissus) bulbs in dormant condition, commonly sold by florists for spring garden planting or indoor forcing. These hardy bulbs are shipped dry and require chilling for bloom. HTS 0601.10.90 covers them as other dormant bulbs, tubers, or corms.
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Alternative Classifications
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If shipped in growth
Daffodils showing roots or shoots are classified under in-growth bulbs in 0601.20.90.
If made into cut flower bouquets
Chapter note includes bouquets of such bulbs' flowers under 0603, excluding other materials.
If chicory roots specifically
Chicory roots have a distinct heading 1212 exclusion from this chapter.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Ensure bulbs are inspected for narcissus bulb fly; use proper packaging to prevent mold during transit; check USDA APHIS permits for quarantine pests
Related Products under HTS 0601.10.90
Dormant Tulip Bulbs
Tulip bulbs in a dormant state, supplied by nursery gardeners for seasonal planting in gardens or containers. These bulbs are stored dry and inactive, ready for forcing into growth when planted. Classified under HTS 0601.10.90 as dormant bulbs other than lilies.
Dormant Hyacinth Bulbs
Hyacinth bulbs stored dormant for holiday forcing or garden use, supplied by nursery professionals. Pre-chilled varieties are popular for Christmas blooming. Falls under 0601.10.90 as other dormant bulbs for ornamental planting.
Dormant Crocus Corms
Crocus corms in dormant state, ideal for naturalizing in lawns or rock gardens, sourced from florists. These small, dry propagules produce early spring flowers. HTS 0601.10.90 includes dormant corms as ornamental planting material.
Dormant Gladiolus Corms
Gladiolus corms harvested and dried for dormancy, used by gardeners for tall summer spikes. Commonly traded by nurseries for cut flower production. Other dormant corms under HTS 0601.10.90 for planting.
Dormant Dahlia Tubers
Dahlia tubers lifted and stored dormant over winter, supplied for replanting colorful blooms. Popular with florists for garden and exhibition use. Classified in HTS 0601.10.90 as other dormant tubers for ornamentals.
Dormant Iris Rhizomes
Bearded iris rhizomes dug up and dried for dormant storage, traded by nurseries for perennial borders. These creeping rootstocks produce iconic flowers. HTS 0601.10.90 for other dormant rhizomes.