Establishes "pollinator-friendly" label for plants.

Summary

The bill directs the state’s Environmental Protection Commissioner, working with the Secretary of Agriculture, to define standards for native, non‑invasive plants that are safe for pollinators and to approve a “pollinator‑friendly” label for retailers. Sellers may only use the label if they meet those standards, which include restrictions on harmful pesticide treatments. It also adds a pollinator‑impact training requirement for pesticide applicator licensing.

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