In my experience, it's best to pay for a gardener.  

I have allowed some requests like I want to plant a garden or I need storage shelves but the sooner they start asking for changes to the structure the more likely they are high maintenence.You could also opt for a pm.

Secret pot garden in the closet maybe?  

That can be a long drywall screw, something to go over the screw threads (a 1 or 2 inch piece of old garden hose, or several wraps of duct tape, or similar), and a zip tie. 

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Plus, you should add in the cost of paying someone to shovel and keep up the place - gardener, handyman, etc.We kept our units a little under market to keep tenants, knowing they'd hit Craigslist and probably decide to stay.  

But even with the positive soil results, my fiancee still can’t get over the mining history in the area, and the impact that would have on daily living (always questioning the safety of local produce, our dog not able to swim in local waters, hesitance to plant a garden...etc.).So as for us acquiring this property for personal use, I think that’s probably out of the question.

And, you can assume they're already fighting about who is responsible for paying for the upkeep, who is making sure the pipes don't freeze, dealing with repairs, gardening, do they just want to rent it out....major hassles they're dealing with between them, probably.What can you offer them that's too good to refuse? 

This one seemed to match pretty well to the above: https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Simple-Living-Antique-White-Frosted-Pane-Wall-Cabinet/6356567/product.html?

She likes to do gardening so she has two garden hoses attached to two outlets.