Yuccas from Spain, rhododendrons out of Germany or trees from Italy -- flowers and plants arriving in the UK from the European Union are about to start facing fresh post-Brexit customs checks. CEO of British flower delivery business Bloom & Wild, Aron Gelbard faces increased costs and fears delays and possible stock damage as a result of the new measures. The managing director of a plant nursery in Kent, Richard McKenna, says importing produce from the EU is vital to the horticulture industry, saying that without imports, "it would be like losing your left or right hand, you would be lost without it". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - LINKS WITH VID 34QA6CG