Both buildings have hedges that are planted into planters that are 12"-20" wide and wrap around the entire perimeter of each building.

Also, Alcoa, Jeld-Wen, Fabcon, and Tredagar films all have plants in the county.

Isn't there some old saying that the best way to get a tree is to plant it 20 years ago, and the second best time is to plant it right now?

Just curious for those who have done a little rehabbing to the landscaping to increase the appeal & value for a residential property to potential tenants, what type of plants did you end up going with and why?

Purchase price: $740,000 Cash invested: $180,000 Contemporary Loft Located at Plant 51Being built well over a hundred years ago, the historic Plant 51 cannery has been reawakened as a new residential community of lofts and flats.

Purchase price: $740,000 Cash invested: $180,000 Contemporary Loft Located at Plant 51Being built well over a hundred years ago, the historic Plant 51 cannery has been reawakened as a new residential community of lofts and flats.

Its cheap to grow (all though it takes a while) vs concrete where you have to mine several different materials then combine them together in a processing plant and then you get to form it and cure it.

I want to plant fruit trees and build a summer/ fall rental for families and fisherman.

It had enough water rights to be able to have our own water treatment plant as well which will be a nice income generator for many years to come.

@Ann Nguyen You can also look to replace your lawns with mulch, rocks, and drought resistant plants to minimize water use and dealing with sprinklers.