I also have a nice garden that I wouldn't want exposed to any possible danger.I tried the Jonathan Green type of organic fertilizer and it was very expensive and not very good.

One hopes that people selling solar in your area would know which panels to recommend.http://renewableenergysolar.net/can-my-solar-panels-withstand-a-hail-storm/Actually, I'm convinced that our tenants appreciate the garden space in the back yard more than many other green features we've added.

Just got this tip from the guy at our gardening center.

BUT they have no use for the huge vegetable garden area we have provided, but our old Italian tenant does grow a LOT of produce, God Bless him. 

I know of great properties in the Boston Edison and La Salle Gardens areas!

The trompe l'oeil wall treatment on both stories of the great hall is still in amazing shape despite a handful of small cracks in the plaster.The original kitchen on the back of the house and the servants quarters above have been converted into an 2-bedroom apartment (I would guess back in the 40s based upon the age of the appliances - there's a 1930s/40s electric range which is in like-new condition.Similarly, the gardener's quarters in the walk-out basement has been turned into a 1-bedroom apartment - probably in the 1950s.  

I went to several brokers but what they showed me were small garden apts, two story buildings with no views, and facing parking lots. drab and not at all the paradise I hopes to find.

Garden supplies during end of Summer sales. - Buy from local thrift stores.- Hire day labor to do relatively simple things like yard cleaning and basic landscaping, interior painting etc.Thanks in advance.

In 2012, the Garden unit became available.

We just sold a 51x130 lot two blocks South of Kennedy and the builder scrambled to ask for a Variance to make the 7 foot setback that was already moved to 5 foot next door, to 3 FEET with only 5 feet for garden in the back alley access where they build the garage.