I strongly recommend neighborhoods surrounding UCCS (Cragmor, Garden Ranch, Vista Grande, Holland Park, Village 7, Kitty Hawk, etc...) for a number of reasons:  1. 

The old guy at Home Depot dosen't come in as regular like he used to.Welcome to BPDon

You won't be able to do this with a Home Depot loan because I'd imagine they only let you spend at the Home Depot...

I use a brand called "Trafficmaster" that is only available thru Home Depot. 

If not, you need a new pm co.I had a tenant in a $300,000 house (in an upscale neighborhood in Charlotte) that saw a garden snake whisk thru the backyard in summer and decided he would use BUSHKILL to completely remove every blade of grass in the formerly lush backyard.

The cheapest quote I received from a gardener was $400.

There are spreadsheets you can down loan here that is based on J Scotts checklist and Home Depot SKU's. 

I highly recommend you read “the wealthy gardener”, The best Takeaway was the author  comparing investing to planting a seed for an Oak tree and watching it grow over time, this book Really puts things into great perspective

Areas in Houston like Oak Forest/Garden Oaks, Lazybrook, and Houston Heights are areas that my networks looks. 

As development increases, the boarder between Cobbs Creek and Cedar Park or Garden Court has begun to blur the same way that the border between Fishtown and East Kensington has shown trickle-in development.