Only appropriate potted plants and other outdoor furniture are permitted on patios and balconies.

It us over grown with plants, in one area the fence is completely encased in a tree.

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?

Our plans include searching for and filling small holes and cavities with acoustical caulk, adding a layer of roxul safe and sound between joist, attaching resilient channeling, and finishing with a 5/8 in drywall layer. 

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.