UNSPSC 10152052: Aromo bush seed or cutting

Mimosaceae family bush seed, commonly known as aroma or huisache

UNSPSC 10152052 Aromo bush seed or cutting is a Commodity code that sees minimal alignment with recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally describes propagation material for a specific ornamental shrub, yet recent solicitations tagged under or near this code focus overwhelmingly on landscape installation, tree and palm replacement, and grounds maintenance services rather than the supply of seeds or cuttings. The issuing bodies span a diverse mix of municipalities, counties, and special-purpose districts—the City of Santa Fe, Williamson County and the State of Texas, the City of Jackson, Collier County, the City of Charlotte, DeKalb County, Hillsborough County, the Town of Palm Beach, the City of Tampa, Escambia County's Community Redevelopment Agency, Pasco County, and the City of Salem—but none of the posted opportunities explicitly solicit aromo bush seeds or cuttings as a line item or primary deliverable.

The handful of recent opportunities that approach propagation-level specificity focus instead on finished trees, palms, shrubs, and groundcover installed in landscape projects. For example, Hillsborough County's ITB-26-00125 and ITB-26-00257 require contractors to furnish and plant multiple species of Florida Grade #1 trees and palms across scenic roadways; the City of Jackson's RFP calls for furnishing and planting approximately 200 street trees from 37 approved species; and Collier County's ITB 26-8667 seeks unit pricing for 78 line items of finished plants and shrubs sourced from licensed Florida nurseries. The Town of Palm Beach's ITB 2026-036 specifies Royal Palm and Green Malayan Coconut Palm trees with precise trunk dimensions, and the City of Charlotte's RFP encompasses tree, shrub, and groundcover installation across multiple departmental programs. No solicitation in the recent dataset names seed or cutting supply as a procurement target, indicating that aromo bush propagation material is not presently pursued by state and local buyers through this code. The geographic activity concentrates in Florida, with secondary activity in Georgia, Oregon, Michigan, and Texas, but all documented solicitations emphasize finished landscape materials and installation labor rather than seed or nursery stock inputs.