Can you bring a plant or a cutting out of WA (forum)

Julie starts with ...
Dear all,

I know that there is a strict quarantine for plants entering WA from interstate but it would be nice if some one can let me know if bringing a cutting or a plant out of WA is allowable and have you done it before?
Many thanks in advance.

Time: 11th June 2009 9:08am

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Julie says...
Julie, I used to work in a nursery, and people bought plants to take to other states. But all soil had to be washed off first, and I think the nursery supplied some paperwork (not sure about this).
Don't know about cuttings, but it would probably depend on the plant.
Best to check out the quarantine site in your state to find out what can be brought in. It seems to be getting harder and harder.

Time: 11th June 2009 2:29pm

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Jimmy says...
www.agric.wa.gov.au/quarantine

needs a green snail inspection 44 bucks

Time: 11th June 2009 4:55pm

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Julie says...
Hi Julie and Jimmy,

Many thanks for your information. I am very much appreciated.

Julie

Time: 11th June 2009 5:48pm

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