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Acacia

Common Name

Botanical Name

Sweet Acacia, Mealy Wattle, Needle Bush Acacia farnesiana

Black Wattle Acacia mearnsii

Blackwood, Australian Blackwood Acacia melanoxylon

Acer

Common Name

Botanical Name

Bigleaf Maple, Oregon Maple Acer macrophyllum

Red Maple Acer rubrum Northern dewinged

Red Maple Acer rubrum Northern winged seed

Red Maple Acer rubrum Southern dewinged

Red Maple Acer rubrum Southern winged seed

Select Red Maple Acer rubrum winged seed

Sugar Maple, Northern Sugar Maple, Canada Maple Acer saccharum dewinged

Southern Sugar Maple, Florida Maple Acer saccharum floridanum

Black Maple Acer saccharum nigrum

Sugar Maple Acer saccharum Southern dewinged

Sugar Maple Acer saccharum Southern wings

Sugar Maple, Northern Sugar Maple Acer saccharum wings

Sugar Maple, Northern Sugar Maple, Canada Maple Acer saccharum wings

Adenanthera

Common Name

Botanical Name

Red Beadtree, Saga Tree Adenanthera pavonina

Agathis

Common Name

Botanical Name

Kauri Agathis australis

Queensland Kauri Agathis robusta

Albizia

Common Name

Botanical Name

Chinese Albizia Albizia chinensis

Raintree, Monkeypod Tree Albizia saman

Alnus

Common Name

Botanical Name

Andes Alder, Andean Alder Alnus acuminata

Manchurian Alder Alnus hirsuta

Nepal Alder, Utis Alnus nepalensis

Red Alder Alnus rubra

Araucaria

Common Name

Botanical Name

Parana Pine, Candelabra Tree, Brazilian Pine Araucaria angustifolia

Bunya Bunya, Bunya - Bunya Pine, Bunya Pine, Bunya Bunya Tree, False Monkey Puzzle Tree Araucaria bidwillii

Moreton Bay Pine, Hoop Pine, Colonial Pine, Queensland Pine Araucaria cunninghamii

Austrocedrus

Common Name

Botanical Name

Chilean Cedar, Cordilleran Cypress Austrocedrus chilensis

Betula

Common Name

Botanical Name

Yellow Birch Betula alleghaniensis

Mountain Paper Birch, Heartleaf Paper Birch Betula cordifolia

Korean Birch, Chinese Birch Betula costata

Shinybark Birch Betula luminifera

Caesalpinia

Common Name

Botanical Name

Totoposte, Palo Colorada, Chaperon blanco, Aripin Caesalpinia velutina

Calocedrus

Common Name

Botanical Name

Incense Cedar, California Incense Cedar Calocedrus decurrens

Calophyllum

Common Name

Botanical Name

Alexandrian Laurel Calophyllum inophyllum

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Foreign Orders Customers Information

Foreign orders require extra checks – both on our side as well as on the importing customer’s.

While we have years of experience with arranging and accommodating for most import regulations – it is ultimately the customer's responsibility for coordinating and adhering to their country’s import requirements and providing us with the necessary documentation.

Sheffield’s will not replace lost seeds or be responsible for delayed orders due to insufficient documentation, confiscated items, or taxes. We reserve the right to deny shipment of any order without the required, proper documentation.

Things to know BEFORE ordering for delivery to outside the U.S.A.

1. $75 minimum order value

Sheffield’s requires a minimum value of $75 USD worth of seed for any order destined for outside the U.S.A, including Canada.

2. Is an Import Permit (IP) needed for this seed?

Any orders requiring an IP should have the IP arranged before Sheffield’s can ship your order.

We recommend starting by contacting your Ministry of Agriculture or its equivalent for current information on the specific seeds you intend to import. You should check on any Import Permit (IP) requirements, including the origin of the seed (always stated on our Detailed Listing part of the seed’s order page under Collection Locale).

Any Import Permits should be in English and verifiable by authorities if need be.

3. Once the Import Permit is obtained (if required), our USDA official can determine whether the ordered seed can meet the stated requirements.

Below are a few links to several regions’ import requirements, which can provide a starting point.

These should be treated as tentative information sources, not definitive guarantees. The customer remains responsible for arranging and adhering to their country’s import requirements.

EU https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32019D2032

Australia https://bicon.agriculture.gov.au/BiconWeb4.0

Canada https://airs-sari.inspection.gc.ca/airs_external/english/decisions-eng.aspx

Japan http://www.pps.go.jp/eximlist/Pages/exp/conditionE.xhtml

New Zealand https://www1.maf.govt.nz/cgi-bin/bioindex/bioindex.pl
UK https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukdsi/2020/9780348213706/schedule/7

4. Phytosanitary certificates

We can usually arrange phytosanitary certificates for most seeds.

Once your order has been paid for and all shipping and import requirements aligned on (including any Import permits, etc), we will calculate and send you a PayPal invoice for any additional costs.

Prices start at $81. Certain EU-based orders have an option of starting at $41 per phyto.

Throughout most of the year, we schedule weekly USDA inspections for foreign orders. Orders will not be inspected until fully paid for, resulting in delays being at least 1 week or longer.

Please contact us for any further questions regarding foreign-destination orders!

Shipping

At Sheffield’s, we pride ourselves in making our products available to retail as well as wholesale customers all over the world. We aim to ship orders quickly and efficiently. While most orders arrive in good condition, there are always risks when shipping internationally.

Faster shipping options should be selected for more perishable (recalcitrant) seeds.
“First Class Mail” is the slowest, with very limited tracking outside the U.S.A.

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