South Carolina H4211 recognizes the importance of native plants for the state's environment, history, and economy.
South Carolina H4211 is a resolution recognizing the essential value and importance of native plants to the state's environment, landscape, agriculture, history, and economy. It encourages state agencies, local governments, and private landowners to use native plants for landscaping, erosion control, and vegetation management. Native plants require fewer fertilizers, soil amendments, or pesticides, and use significantly less water compared to nonnative plants.
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