0603.19.01.14 - Calla lilies 🖩

This classification pertains to fresh cut calla lilies, which are specifically identified for their suitability as bouquets or for ornamental purposes. As a distinct entry within the broader category of "Other" fresh cut flowers, calla lilies are recognized by their unique trumpet-shaped blossoms and elegant, elongated stems, setting them apart from other floral varieties.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, such as anthuriums, alstroemerias, or asters, relies on the specific botanical identification of the flower. While all fall under the umbrella of fresh cut flowers for ornamental use, the calla lily's characteristic form and structure are the primary classification criteria. The inclusion of "calla lilies" at this specific HTS code level allows for precise tracking and statistical reporting of this particular ornamental flower.

Since this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories under HTS 0603.19.01.14. This means that all fresh cut calla lilies meeting the criteria for bouquets or ornamental purposes are classified directly under this code. Any variations in preparation beyond being fresh, such as drying or dyeing, would necessitate classification under a different HTS code within Chapter 6.