UNSPSC 10226087: Aptenia cordifolia

Aptenia cordifolia is a creeping plant that forms a carpet of flat-forming perennial herbs in clusters on the ground starting from a base. The stems can reach about 3 meters long. The fleshy, bright green leaves are generally heart-shaped about 3 centimeters long or more.

UNSPSC 10226087 Aptenia cordifolia is a Commodity code with minimal recent activity in state and local procurement. The code nominally describes a plant species (Aptenia cordifolia, a trailing succulent), yet the recent opportunities block shows no contracts aligned with procurement of this specific plant or related horticultural goods at the Commodity level. The mismatch between the code's botanical scope and actual solicitation activity suggests this code may be misapplied in state and local systems or represents an inactive category.

Recent state and local opportunities tagged to related plant and landscaping work show procurement activity across landscape supply, tree replacement, native plant material, turf installation, and coastal mangrove restoration—all conducted under higher-tier UNSPSC codes or unspecified commodity codes rather than under 10226087. Representative examples include Collier County's plants, trees, and shrubs procurement (ITB 26-8667, response due July 8, 2026), the City of Norwalk's tree and shrub supply and planting project (RFP, response due August 4, 2026), and Clean Water Services' three-year native plant material growing contract (RFP, response due July 17, 2026). These solicitations across Florida, Connecticut, and Oregon show consistent demand for landscape and plant material contracting at county, city, and special-district levels, yet none reference UNSPSC 10226087. Unless this code is tagged to future plant-specific opportunities or carries internal state procurement taxonomy significance not reflected in recent public notices, the code shows little decision-relevant activity for business development targeting state and local horticultural procurement.