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Orchids
are typically shipped bareroot to the United States in accordance with requirements of
the U.S. Department of Agriculture. There is, however, an exception to the barerooting
requirement for "plants growing on coconut". All of Orchidom's
Phalaenopsis are shipped bareroot. Dendrobiums, Oncidiums and Cattleyas are shipped both
bareroot and growing on coconut.
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Orchidom makes all the necessary arrangements for shipping plants to the United
States, typically through the Miami port-of-entry, including phyto-sanitary
certificates and Dominican export permits, delivery to the air freight carrier,
U.S. import permits, port-of-entry handling,
and U.S. Customs
and Department of Agriculture inspections. U.S. customers specify how plants are
to be shipped to them from Miami and Orchidom's representative arranges for
delivery of the shipment to the customer's designated carrier.
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Cross names are supplied upon request and/or prior to final order confirmation
and are subject to the customer’s approval.
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All orders are subject to minimum purchase requirements.
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Quantity
discounts are available, as are discounts for regular, standing orders.
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Prices
are subject to change without notice and all plants are subject to prior sale.
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Plants shipped in-spike or in-bud are generally subject to a surcharge, and are
subject to availability.
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