UNSPSC 10502501: Fresh cut dwarf myrtle

A type of myrtle that has been cut to provide contrast to flowers in various floral arrangements

UNSPSC 10502501 Fresh cut dwarf myrtle, a Commodity code, does not map to the state and local procurement activity represented in the recent opportunities block. The six solicitations posted between February and June 2026 span educational supplies through a cooperative purchasing vehicle, interior and landscape plantings at municipal facilities, coastal dune restoration, and invasive species removal — none of which specifically reference dwarf myrtle or fresh-cut ornamental plant material as a commodity. The closest matches are landscape and dune planting projects sourcing native and ornamental species from Florida nurseries, but these procurements request installed plantings (shrubs, groundcover, dune vegetation) rather than fresh-cut botanical stock. The educational supplies cooperative (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative EDACT2628 and EDACT2324) and the IT infrastructure ITB for DeKalb Tennis Center are entirely unrelated to this code's scope.

Activity under this specific code shows little recent traction in the state and local market. Collier County, Florida, and the City of Fairburn, Georgia, have posted landscape enhancement and dune restoration work that includes plant material procurement, but the solicitations emphasize installation of rooted nursery stock, sod, and live specimens — not fresh-cut dwarf myrtle or similar cut-plant commodities. If sourcing fresh-cut ornamental plant material is a business focus, this code's recent posting patterns suggest limited near-term state and local procurement opportunities and warrant monitoring of landscape and grounds-maintenance solicitations in Florida and Georgia jurisdictions for any future shift toward fresh-cut botanical supplies.