The Oklahoma Right to Garden Act of 2025 establishes the right for citizens to grow vegetables in personal vegetable gardens on their residential properties for personal consumption. The bill defines "residential property" as real estate with a dwelling unit accommodating four or fewer households and specifies that a "vegetable garden" is a designated area within this property used for growing produce, flowers, herbs, fungi, or grains solely for personal use.

While the act affirms the right to garden, it also allows municipalities, cities, or towns to enact content-neutral ordinances that regulate aspects of vegetable gardening, such as size and proximity to roadways or structures for health and safety reasons. Additionally, it permits the enforcement of existing lawful ordinances related to water usage, fertilizer application, and invasive species control, provided they do not specifically ban gardening. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.