Important seed importation regulations for U.S. customers: Small Lots of Seed permit

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Important seed importation regulations for U.S. customers

The import of any living plant material (including seed) into the US is strictly regulated by US authorities. We only ship seeds to the US with the corresponding "Small Lots of Seed Permit" which has to be applied for by the customer before or after placing an order in the shop. Ordered seeds will be reserved until we will have received a copy of the permit and one yellow/green APHIS address label. Please see the pdf-file below for more information.

In order to import plant and flower seeds to the US, please download the instructions for the application of a free-of-charge "Small Lots of Seed Permit" by APHIS (U.S. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service) as PDF-file * (5 pages, 530 kB).