@Mark Henderson Thanks for the flowers, but it seems like the more you learn the more you realize what you dont know about RE!

How many people have you seen with the flower logo tattoo?

Now, if that dang EPA would go do something else, I wouldn't have gotten so much rain here that has killed my flowers and it's my constitutional right to have flowers in my yard!!!!

I would resent a landlord who thought he could charge me extra rent for putting some flowers on the table. 

I'd pull up the sod from next to the walk and plant flowers (once the snow clears)

Tenants will appreciate the attention, and it will be one less thing to do when the units turn overIf the parking area is otherwise OK, restripe and/or paint fresh unit numbers on the parking spaces.Spend a few dollars on perennial flowers.

And though I’m in Flower Mound for now, I’m saving to buy an $800 month home creations house in OKC or Tulsa with my wife in next year or two!

I have found that cutting it low to the ground and covering with an upside down flower pot will take care of it in a season and prevent it from growing back with a vengeance.Remove the light and oxygen and it’s gone for good. 

Are there any flowering plants currently?

I questioned whether or not I should reimburse her after she asked if she could plant some flowers, but she never asked so I didn't think anymore about it.