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Hi! Am I allowed to bring plants?

14 years ago

Just want to say hello to all of you. I'm in Ohio now - zone 5- but may be moving to the Nashville area this summer. Looks like a lot of my plants would live there, but am I allowed to bring cuttings? I've been filling this yard with you-name-it for over twenty years and it would be a shame to have to start all over! ;) Thanks!

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brandon7 TN_zone7
14 years ago
Is your house already sold? If not, you can do whatever you want with your plants until then. Once your house is sold, I'd think anything planted in the yard belonged completely to the buyer unless provisions were made in the contract for you to remove stuff.
rockguy
14 years ago
Root your cuttings and bring them on! There is no Plant Inspection at the state line like Ca and AZ if that's what you mean. Leave the Kudzu there tho, lol.
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paperart
14 years ago
I can't tell you how many times I've moved my yard! I've even moved favorite rocks. Bring them on!

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maternut
14 years ago
Bring them on and don't pay any attention to rockguy's post. You need Kudzu to be accepted around here. Don't have any? Bring your truck to my place, all you want for free.
Norm

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