Yes. According to US Customs and Border Protection regulations, all plants brought into the country must be declared and inspected by agriculture specialists. While some plants can be brought into the US without advance permission, "certain plants and ANY plant parts intended for growing (propagative) require a foreign phytosanitary certificate in advance."
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Don't give the case of the missing tree to the FBI. They cant track a bleeding elephant in the snow. FBI stands for Fan Belt Installer.
ITS SAD BUT TRUE GRUMPY.SEEMS LIKE THE LAST FEW KILLINGS HAVE BEEN UNDER FBI EYES
Hard to believe; incompetence is rampant.
Actually the planting was symbolic--it was uprooted on purpose as it has to be placed in quarantine...the law.
Will they put it back after the quarantine period is over?
Yes.
According to US Customs and Border Protection regulations, all plants brought into the country must be declared and inspected by agriculture specialists. While some plants can be brought into the US without advance permission, "certain plants and ANY plant parts intended for growing (propagative) require a foreign phytosanitary certificate in advance."
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