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There's quite a few you can bring in without a license, but it's dependant on where they came from, whether they are diseased or carrying pests etc and whether they pose a threat to our own native species, there's a PDF format list here, quite a good read too. http://www.rhs.org.uk/Learning/resea...d_e_abroad.pdf Many thanks to Neill and Phil for the information and the web sites. I will be taking a laptop with me so will run those two sites onto it and call them up as and when required. We are certainly not collecting for commercial gain, just a few memories to go into the garden on our return, 'if' the plant is suitable for our climate. Whilst we do have a 'certain amount of rain' in this country, I don't think that a plant from the Tropical Rain Forest would last too long ;-(( Have to be honest, I thought ANY plant/seed brought back was a no no. Thanks for enlightening me :-)) Mike |
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