Fresh Ivy Vines
Trailing fresh English ivy vines (Hedera helix), ideal for cascading bouquet accents and garlands. As fresh foliage without flowers, classified in HTS 0604.20.00 for ornamental purposes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If artificially colored or bleached
Any artificial preparation moves out of fresh subheading.
If live rooted ivy plants
Live nursery stock for planting under Chapter 06 live provisions.
If primarily moss components
Moss-heavy mixes classified separately from vine foliage.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Ivy subject to invasive species scrutiny; confirm non-noxious certification
• Bundle by length for customs valuation; use eco-friendly packaging
• Test for pesticide residues to avoid FDA detentions
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