1 Your county must participate in the online renewal system. 2  You must be a resident in the county in which your vehicle is registered. 3  Your vehicle's liability insurance coverage must meet the state's minimum requirements.  You must have completed any necessary emissions and safety inspections on your vehicle.
Growing Fireweed. Fireweed grows up to 6 feet tall and 1 foot wide in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 2 through 9 and needs full sun to produce abundant blooms. It will also grow in lightly shaded areas but produce fewer plants and fewer blooms.
Heracleum Mantegazzianum -- a plant more commonly known as the giant hogweed and native to Central Asia -- is spreading fast in several states, and experts are urging some residents to beware. The tall plant with large, attractive flowers the size of umbrellas contains sap that causes blisters, burns, even blindness.n addition to Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, the plant has been found in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Maryland, Ohio, Washington and Oregon, according the USDA, which includes the giant hogweed on or near the top of its 150-item Federal Noxious Weeds list.