0603.19.01.11 - Bells of Ireland

This HTS category, 0603.19.01.11, specifically designates "Bells of Ireland" when presented as fresh cut flowers or flower buds suitable for bouquets or ornamental purposes. These are distinct from other fresh cut flowers classified under 0603.19.01 due to their unique appearance and botanical classification. The defining characteristic is the conical, bell-shaped bracts that give the plant its common name.

While sharing the broader classification of fresh cut flowers (0603.19.01), "Bells of Ireland" are differentiated from siblings such as Anthuriums, Alstroemeria, Asters, Birds of Paradise, and Calla lilies by their specific botanical identity and the characteristic green, bell-like floral structures. The classification hinges on the precise identification of the botanical species, ensuring accurate tariff application.

As this node is a leaf node, there are no further subdivisions. The classification is specific to the fresh presentation of "Bells of Ireland" flowers. Any other forms, such as dried, dyed, or otherwise prepared "Bells of Ireland," would fall under different subheadings within the 0603.19.00 series.