Establishes a New York native plants designation for non-invasive, indigenous plants.
This bill amends the agriculture and markets law to establish a New York native plants designation. The commissioner of agriculture and markets, in cooperation with the department of environmental conservation, will offer seals or logos identifying native plants as grown in New York state and certified for their quality. The bill defines "native plants" as non-invasive herbaceous and woody plant species indigenous to New York state and likely to maintain their range or adapt to anticipated climate changes.
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