Modifies when a registration-inspection certificate can be granted based on the grantees handling of certain nonnative invasive plant species

HB 60 modifies nursery inspection certificate requirements by adding restrictions on selling specific nonnative invasive plant species. Nursery dealers must now certify in writing that they will not sell certain plants after set dates: Wintercreeper, Japanese honeysuckle, and sericea lespedeza after January 1, 2027, and Burning bush or Callery pear after January 1, 2029. The bill requires these certifications as part of annual registration-inspection applications, which expire September 30 each year. This directly affects nurseries and garden centers selling plants within the state, changing their compliance obligations under existing inspection rules.