UNSPSC 10217502: Live cottage creme yarrow

Live plant including the root ball of the cottage creme variety of yarrows

UNSPSC 10217502 Live cottage creme yarrow, a Commodity code, does not map to recent state and local procurement activity in the opportunities block. The five recent solicitations posted between January and June 2026 span IT and low-voltage infrastructure installation at DeKalb County (Georgia), landscape and irrigation installation along Ridge Road in Pasco County (Florida), coastal dune restoration planting in Collier County (Florida), environmental planting and monitoring services across Pinellas County (Florida), and generic plant purchases by the City of Dallas (Texas). None of these opportunities involve yarrow or any herbaceous groundcover by species name; the dune planting and environmental services solicitations reference native plant installation at broad ecological scales (56,250 dune plants, 150 native species across five years), while the Dallas procurement requests only that plants be new, unopened, and in original packaging without specifying species, size, or horticultural classification. The code's nominal scope — live cottage creme yarrow as a nursery commodity — does not align with how state and local governments are actually purchasing plant materials under this taxonomy designation in the current market.

Activity under the code appears limited or mislabeled in the recent opportunities dataset. The issuing bodies in the block (DeKalb County, Pasco County, Collier County, Pinellas County, and the City of Dallas) represent a mix of county and municipal procurement, with strong concentration in Florida counties pursuing environmental restoration and site landscaping work on multi-year or large-scale installations. Geographic spread includes Georgia, Florida, and Texas, though the opportunities show little relevance to a specific yarrow commodity. Practitioners should verify whether this code is actually used for individual plant species purchases in their target states and regions, or whether state and local buyers classify herbaceous groundcovers, restoration plantings, and maintenance-scale horticulture under different commodity or family codes.