Relating to: local regulation of vegetable gardens.

SB 37 prohibits local governments (cities, towns, or counties) from requiring permits or banning vegetable gardens on residential property. It defines "vegetable garden" broadly to include edible plants, flowers, and pollinator plants grown in residential plots. The bill does not stop local governments from enforcing unrelated rules like zoning, water use, fertilizer regulations, or controlling weeds/invasive species - only those specifically targeting vegetable gardens. This directly affects homeowners who grow food or flowers in their yards and limits municipal overreach into residential gardening.