Also I have a website and I write my website on my yellow letters so in theory I'm hoping they get curious, visit my site to see what I'm all about, and now I plant a cookie that follows them everywhere on the internet.

If I had vines that were growing over I’d just spray them with roundup to kill the whole plant.

A lease could allow tenants the ability to wash their clothes in a community washing room or the ability to plant stuff in a community garden.

It also seems a little cluttered, so if you could remove some of the decor and the side table but leave the plant it would help.The bed/bath looks great, but I would suggest hanging the TV up on the wall.

Frogs, plants, primordial ooze/slime.

@Michael Plante it depends on your area and I suggest reading your local landlord/tenant laws. 

To answer a previous poster's question, yes, 13,000 square feet is plenty room to plant fruit trees, have a garden with a stream in it and waterfall, bbq, large swimming pool, shed for the long boards and a 5 bed / 6 bath house.   

I am wondering if I can work out a way that that can maintain the flower beds.So many times the mulched/planted beds are never touched and we have a jungle of weeds to clean up.

The new Honda plant in Jeffersonville should attract some Dayton residents as well.

Mold is a plant, it needs water to grow.