0603.19.01.15 - Daffodils 🖩

This HTS classification covers fresh daffodils (Narcissus species) intended for use in bouquets or as ornamental decorations. As a subcategory within "Other" fresh cut flowers, daffodils are specifically identified for their distinctive trumpet-shaped corona and petals. The classification is based on the botanical identity and the intended commercial purpose of the flowers.

Distinguishing daffodils from other fresh cut flowers at this level hinges on their unique morphology and genus. While siblings like Anthuriums, Alstroemeria, and Asters are also suitable for decorative purposes, they possess distinct floral structures, colors, and growth habits. For instance, Anthuriums are characterized by their waxy spathes, while Alstroemerias are known for their speckled petals, and Asters for their daisy-like appearance. Daffodils, however, are readily identifiable by their characteristic bloom form.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories for daffodils. The classification at this 10-digit level signifies the specific identification of fresh daffodils for customs purposes. Importers and exporters will utilize this code to accurately declare these goods, ensuring compliance with relevant import and export regulations for fresh floral products.