@Michael Plante - They did say both - prices and labor are squeezing the margins.

Plant 100% soybeans next year so ground is smooth and easy to plant grass seed into.  

Intel is investing $20 billion to build chip manufacturing plants and companies like Google, Honda and Amazon are investing more into their business in columbus. 

I've also read Tyson Foods also recently invested $48M into the long-term growth of its poultry plant - hopefully adding 70+ jobs - and the town just reopened their new 33K SF library.

If you must have it, a decent way to hide it is to plant a flowering vine and wait a few years for it to cover the fence. 

They have way to much stuff, things all over the land that make the outside look terrible, and they have hundreds of plants inside that has made it hard to look at the property to most, needs a huge cleaning, and the garage that could fit 8 boats for storage units with the rest of their things floor to ceiling. 

@Mike Cumbie  The other major difference since we are on the subjectis our title plants on the West coast are state of the ART. 

Many greenhouse businesses have strong business models, with plants that do well in our climate zones.

Grass is dead and hardly any plants in the garden beds. 

Lighting, plants, fun pool toys/games etc.