Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 40-4-9-.04 - Movement of Live PLants into Georgia
(1) Any Live Plant Grower or Live Plant
Dealer who is licensed in another state and in full compliance with all the
plant protection laws of that state may sell or distribute Live Plants to
locations in Georgia provided:
(a) all Live
Plants are apparently free from plant pests as defined in
40-4-9-.01(s) above,
are not designated as a Federal Noxious Weed and comply with Chapter 40-4-7
"Regulations For The Movement Of Vegetable Transplants Into Georgia", Chapter
40-4-24 "Blueberry Scorch Virus Quarantine", and all other Georgia plant
regulations and quarantines.
(b)
all Live Plants are accompanied by a valid inspection Certificate from the
state of origin, and a bill of lading or invoice describing the shipment and
licensed destination.
(c) all Live
Plants are in compliance with all other requirements of this Chapter.
(d) the name and address of the Live Plant
Grower or Live Plant Dealer has been submitted to the Department as duly
licensed in the state of origin by the plant regulatory officials of that
state.
(e) the state of origin will
accept Live Plants from Georgia when properly certified by the
Department.
(2) Any Live
Plant Grower or Live Plant Dealer who operates a sales or growing location in
Georgia must be licensed by Georgia as required by this Chapter.
(3) The Commissioner or his agent may order
any live plants to be quarantined, returned to place of origin or destroyed at
cost to the owner if the plants are believed to have entered Georgia in
violation of the Rules of this Chapter.
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