Can I Bring My Plants? One plant, every state
Moving fruit trees other than citrus across state lines
Non-citrus fruit trees, bare-root or in a container.
apple, peach, plum, fig, cherry
Which states restrict fruit trees other than citrus?
Tap a state for its rule
- Fine
- Conditional
- Approval required
- Not allowed
- No data
Every state
- Alabama Conditional
- Alaska Conditional
- Arizona Conditional
- Arkansas Conditional
- California Not allowed
- Colorado Fine
- Connecticut Conditional
- Delaware Conditional
- District of Columbia Fine
- Florida No data
- Georgia Conditional
- Hawaii Conditional
- Idaho Conditional
- Illinois No data
- Indiana No data
- Iowa Conditional
- Kansas No data
- Kentucky Conditional
- Louisiana Conditional
- Maine Conditional
- Maryland No data
- Massachusetts Conditional
- Michigan No data
- Minnesota No data
- Mississippi No data
- Missouri No data
- Montana No data
- Nebraska No data
- Nevada No data
- New Hampshire No data
- New Jersey No data
- New Mexico Conditional
- New York No data
- North Carolina No data
- North Dakota No data
- Ohio No data
- Oklahoma Conditional
- Oregon Conditional
- Pennsylvania No data
- Rhode Island Conditional
- South Carolina No data
- South Dakota No data
- Tennessee No data
- Texas Conditional
- Utah No data
- Vermont Conditional
- Virginia No data
- Washington Conditional
- West Virginia Conditional
- Wisconsin Conditional
- Wyoming Conditional
Why fruit trees other than citrus can be different
Non-citrus fruit trees, bare-root or in a container.
- Fruit fly
- Peach rosette
- Peach yellows
- Phony peach
Strictest destinations
Checked Oct 2026 against state agriculture departments and USDA APHIS.