This could include a dog toy, gardening book, or some cool coffee mugs.

I hired a gardener to come and remove the tree and peeked next door at the yard and it was covered with tall weeds so I asked them to go and pull out all the weeds and spray weed killer.

Victory garden?

When I bought the place I start off painting and gardening and then when the **** hit the fan as stated above I had to stop due to funds.

Even had one that asked if she could do some gardening because she didn't have anything planned that day!

We sent them an $75/mo addendum to the rent to cover a gardener to pick up their slack.

I just googled it, no relationship with this site. http://www.brucecompany.com/pages/garden-center/Basic-Lawn-Care-Newly-Sodded-Lawns.php

He's what I've thought up today:1 - cardboard permit that entitles tenant to preferred parking.2 - cardboard discount card that works at local businesses3 - cardboard storage locker for laundry room4 - cardboard markers to defines gardening space 5 - cardboard room partitions that divides space or creates a reading nook

My conclusion: Find another garden to harvest from. 

Partnerships with the City of Kansas City are leveraged to get people into city funded programs.The goal is to provide the residents with resources for minor and major home repairs, community garden assistance and improve overall neighborly prideI'm hoping to exchange some ideas and encouragement from others who operate under a similar logic- and perhaps a lil networking, of course?!?