Don Young American Grown Act

This measure says that any flowers or greenery officially displayed in public areas of certain federal buildings must be grown in the United States. It applies to buildings used by the Executive Office of the President, the State Department, and the Defense Department. Personal displays by federal workers are not covered. The change would start one year after the law is enacted.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Public areas in buildings of the Executive Office of the President, State, and Defense; floral suppliers for those displays.
• What changes: Only American-grown cut flowers and cut greens can be used for official displays in those spaces; personal displays are allowed without this rule.
• When: Takes effect one year after enactment.