into NZ? Worldwide? Will they be seized by Customs? Looking at some amazing tomatoes on E bay and also can be sent free postage from Hong Kong & China.
lilyfield,
Dec 1, 11:11am
Most likely not.
coralsnake,
Dec 1, 11:43am
NO. Mine were seized when I declared/presented them upon arrival. Check with MPI first as many are prohibited = they can carry diseases etc.
nchun,
Dec 1, 11:55am
The seeds must be . Commercially packed and sealed Have the full botanical name written on the packet Be a permitted plant species allowable into NZ as per the MPI Plants Biosecurity Index Schedule . https://www1.maf.govt.nz/cgi- -bin/bioindex/bioindex.pl
Yes. I have done it a few times. Normally I get a note saying what is the scientific name of the seeds, then they forward it.
nukhelenc,
Dec 1, 7:07pm
So long as the sender puts Solanum lycopersicum on each of the packets.
paora-tm,
Dec 2, 1:34am
What is it with some tomato growers. Some of them have 30 varieties growing for their personal use - they just can't help themselves. Addicts - there are a few on the nz veggie gardeners facebook page. lol
yjeva,
Jul 15, 2:02pm
It depends entirely on the seeds. Strawberries are not allowed even if in sealed packets.
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