Can I Bring My Plants? One plant, every state
Moving cut flowers and bouquets across state lines
Stems cut from the plant, with no roots and no soil.
bouquets, arrangements, cut foliage
Which states restrict cut flowers and bouquets?
Tap a state for its rule
- Fine
- Conditional
- Approval required
- Not allowed
- No data
Every state
- Alabama No data
- Alaska No data
- Arizona Conditional
- Arkansas Fine
- California Conditional
- Colorado No data
- Connecticut Fine
- Delaware Conditional
- District of Columbia Fine
- Florida No data
- Georgia Fine
- Hawaii Conditional
- Idaho Conditional
- Illinois Fine
- Indiana Fine
- Iowa Fine
- Kansas Fine
- Kentucky Conditional
- Louisiana No data
- Maine Fine
- Maryland Fine
- Massachusetts Fine
- Michigan No data
- Minnesota Fine
- Mississippi No data
- Missouri Fine
- Montana Fine
- Nebraska No data
- Nevada No data
- New Hampshire Fine
- New Jersey Fine
- New Mexico Conditional
- New York No data
- North Carolina Fine
- North Dakota Fine
- Ohio Fine
- Oklahoma Fine
- Oregon No data
- Pennsylvania No data
- Rhode Island Fine
- South Carolina No data
- South Dakota No data
- Tennessee No data
- Texas Conditional
- Utah No data
- Vermont Fine
- Virginia Fine
- Washington Fine
- West Virginia Fine
- Wisconsin Fine
- Wyoming Fine
Why cut flowers and bouquets can be different
Stems cut from the plant, with no roots and no soil.
Strictest destinations
Checked Oct 2026 against state agriculture departments and USDA APHIS.