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Local regulation of home-grown cut flower sales would change under this bill, which prevents cities and counties from banning residents from selling, trading, or giving away cut flowers grown on their own private property, as long as those residents are already allowed to grow flowers there under local rules. Cities and counties could still require a business license for these flower sales, but they would not be allowed to deny someone a license simply because they grow flowers or sell, trade, or transfer cut flowers.