South Carolina bills · 2025-2026 Regular Session

South Carolina H 4211

SC Native Plants

Introduced
In committee
Adopted

Sponsors

Sanders (Republican)
Alexander (Democratic)
Anderson (Democratic)
Atkinson (Republican)
Bailey (Republican)
Ballentine (Republican)
Bamberg (Democratic)
Bannister (Republican)
Bauer (Democratic)
Beach (Republican)
Bernstein (Democratic)
Bowers (Republican)
Bradley (Republican)
Brewer (Republican)
Brittain (Republican)
Burns (Republican)
Bustos (Republican)
Calhoon (Republican)
Caskey (Republican)
Chapman (Republican)
Chumley (Republican)
Clyburn (Democratic)
Cobb-Hunter (Democratic)
Collins (Republican)
B.J. Cox
B.L. Cox (Republican)
Crawford (Republican)
Cromer (Republican)
Davis (Republican)
Dillard (Democratic)
Duncan (Republican)
Edgerton (Republican)
Erickson (Republican)
Forrest (Republican)
Frank (Republican)
Gagnon (Republican)
Garvin (Democratic)
Gatch (Republican)
Gibson (Republican)
Gilliam (Republican)
Gilliard (Democratic)
Gilreath (Republican)
Govan (Democratic)
Grant (Democratic)
Guest (Republican)
Guffey (Republican)
Haddon (Republican)
Hager (Republican)
Hardee (Republican)
Harris (Republican)
Hart (Democratic)
Hartnett (Republican)
Hartz (Republican)
Hayes (Democratic)
Henderson-Myers (Democratic)
Herbkersman (Republican)
Hewitt (Republican)
Hiott (Republican)
Hixon (Republican)
Holman (Republican)
Hosey (Democratic)
Howard (Democratic)
Huff (Republican)
J.E. Johnson (Republican)
J.L. Johnson (Democratic)
Jones (Democratic)
Jordan (Republican)
Kilmartin (Republican)
King (Democratic)
Kirby (Democratic)
Landing (Republican)
Lawson (Republican)
Ligon (Republican)
Long (Republican)
Lowe (Republican)
Luck (Democratic)
Magnuson (Republican)
Martin (Republican)
May
McCabe (Republican)
McCravy (Republican)
McDaniel (Democratic)
McGinnis (Republican)
C. Mitchell (Republican)
Montgomery (Republican)
J. Moore (Democratic)
T. Moore (Republican)
Morgan (Republican)
Moss (Republican)
Murphy
Neese (Republican)
B. Newton (Republican)
W. Newton (Republican)
Oremus (Republican)
Pace (Republican)
Pedalino (Republican)
Pope (Republican)
Rankin (Republican)
Reese (Democratic)
Rivers (Democratic)
Robbins (Republican)
Rose (Democratic)
Rutherford (Democratic)
Schuessler (Republican)
Sessions (Republican)
G.M. Smith (Republican)
M.M. Smith (Republican)
Spann-Wilder (Democratic)
Stavrinakis (Democratic)
Taylor (Republican)
Teeple (Republican)
Terribile (Republican)
Vaughan (Republican)
Weeks (Democratic)
Wetmore (Democratic)
White (Republican)
Whitmire (Republican)
Wickensimer (Republican)
Williams (Democratic)
Willis (Republican)
Wooten (Republican)
Yow (Republican)

Summary

Official abstract published by the South Carolina legislature· description

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE ESSENTIAL VALUE AND IMPORTANCE OF SOUTH CAROLINA NATIVE PLANTS TO THE STATE'S ENVIRONMENT, LANDSCAPE, AGRICULTURE, HISTORY, AND ECONOMY, AND TO ENCOURAGE STATE AGENCIES, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, AND PRIVATE LANDOWNERS TO USE NATIVE PLANTS FOR LANDSCAPING, EROSION CONTROL, AND VEGETATION MANAGEMENT WHENEVER POSSIBLE TO PROMOTE THE VIABILITY OF MIGRATORY AND NONMIGRATORY POLLINATORS AND TO HELP TO PRESERVE SOUTH CAROLINA'S UNIQUE FLORA AND FAUNA.

Text versions

Roll-call votes

State vote data last updated Oct 16, 2026, 8:06 PM.

Date	Vote	Result	Your legislators
Apr 23, 2025 House	Concur in Senate Amendments	pass	Set your home in South Carolina to see

Actions

Apr 23, 2025 · House
Roll call Yeas-103 Nays-0
Apr 23, 2025 · House
Concurred in Senate amendment and enrolled
Apr 16, 2025 · Senate
Adopted, sent to House
Apr 16, 2025 · Senate
Committee Amendment Adopted
Apr 15, 2025 · Senate
Committee report: Favorable with amendment Agriculture and Natural Resources
Mar 26, 2025 · Senate
Referred to Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources
Mar 26, 2025 · Senate
Introduced
Mar 25, 2025 · House
Introduced, adopted, sent to Senate