UNSPSC 10152028: Palo de rosa tree seed or cutting

Apocynaceae family tree seed

UNSPSC 10152028 Palo de rosa tree seed or cutting (Commodity) does not appear in recent state and local procurement activity. The code shows no solicitations naming palo de rosa seed or cuttings as a line item or primary deliverable in the posted opportunities from 2026.

State and local governments have been actively procuring trees and landscape services under related codes—tree planting, tree removal, landscape installation, and palm replacement—across Florida counties (Hillsborough, Collier, Escambia), Georgia, Michigan, Maryland, North Carolina, Texas, and Oregon, with recent RFP and ITB notices from Santa Fe, Charlotte, Jackson, and Salem. These solicitations typically specify native species (live oak, red mulberry, seagrape, Florida maple, sand pine) or imported ornamental palms (Royal Palm, Cocos nucifera) rather than palo de rosa. Hillsborough County issued two separate tree replanting ITBs in early 2026 with estimates exceeding $700,000 each; Jackson, Michigan and Collier County solicited street tree and landscape planting services; and the Maryland Environmental Service sought urban tree procurement and planting for Baltimore. The pattern reflects municipal and county investment in right-of-way beautification, hurricane and storm recovery, and capital improvement projects. The absence of palo de rosa from these records suggests either low procurement volume for this specific species under this commodity code, or that buyers are classifying similar botanical deliverables under higher-tier Family or Class codes encompassing broader tree and seed sourcing. If pursuing this code, verify whether state and local procurement systems tag palo de rosa materials differently or source them through landscape supply contracts classified elsewhere in the UNSPSC taxonomy.