Applying for a licence
Three types of cut-flower licences are available:
- Picker licences
- Grower (wild harvest) licences
- Grower (propagated) licences.
You can get information on these licences below. You should also read the general fees and conditions, which apply to all licence types. In all of the licences, 'picking' a plant includes gathering, plucking, cutting, pulling up, destroying, poisoning, taking, digging up, removing or injuring any part of the plant.
Picker licences
These can be issued to a person or company to pick protected or threatened native plants on someone else's property. Find out more, and download an application form.
Grower (wild harvest) licences
These licences allow a person or company to pick protected or threatened native plants from natural bush stands on property they occupy. Find out more, and download licence application forms.
Grower (propagated) licences
These licences enable a person or company to pick protected and threatened native plant parts from plantation-grown or artificially propagated plants on their property. Find out more, and download application forms.
General terms and conditions for all cut-flower licences
No matter what licence you're applying for, you'll need to read these.