UNSPSC 10161590: Carissa grandiflora

It is a spectacular shrub for its persistent leaves and large fruits. It has a dark green foliage and its flowers are white and highly perfumed that appear from April to September, producing large red fruits. It reaches a height of 0.5 / 1 meter and 2-3 meters wide. It does not support frost. It needs moderate sun, moderate watering, resistant to saline winds.

UNSPSC 10161590 Carissa grandiflora, a Commodity code, shows minimal relevant recent state and local activity. The code nominally names a plant species, but state and local procurement databases have not tagged recent solicitations to this specific botanical commodity. The mismatch between the code's highly specialized botanical designation and the absence of dedicated procurement notices suggests the code either sees no active demand or is misapplied in the available opportunity records.

Recent state and local opportunities across the dataset show active buying in horticultural and landscape materials more broadly—native plants, trees, shrubs, mangrove restoration, and turf installation—but these solicitations carry different UNSPSC codes and do not reference Carissa grandiflora by name or species. Collier County's Pelican Bay Clam Bay Mangrove Restoration (Quick Quote QQ2026116, due May 12, 2026) and the City of Norwalk's Supply and Planting of Trees and Shrubs (RFQ, due August 4, 2026) exemplify active procurement in landscape and native plant material, yet neither identifies this code or the specific species. Without recent, directly tagged opportunities under 10161590, the code does not present a current pursuit opportunity. Vendors working in native plant production or specialized horticultural material supply should monitor general plant and landscape codes rather than rely on this narrow commodity designation for market intelligence.