It had 8 wine barrel halfs  supporting the 2 1/2" trunk of his plants.

If the tenant needs an accommodation for health reasons, such as removing a specific plant that is an allergen, then you could consider it.

Toyota is opening a huge new plant in Frisco.  

I planted the seeds in the spring (when the market was down in 2009) and am not harvesting in the fall while the market is up.

The landscape guy, though, had me buy the dirt, sod, plants, etc.

Also: the prior landlords were not private small family property types, each was a large prop mgmt firm with complexes in different states, I had to give them tenant's signed release and they emailed me information, so I don't think it would be possible for the landlords to be "fake" in this instance.

I did not even know that there was a plant called "peppermint."

If you fake it, a well-informed homeowner will know (especially in the beginning).

Also, I always seem to find ones with fake wood paneling, in this market is it worth having them sanded primed and painted by someone?

Anyways, Rich, you're last response made much more sense regarding the fact that with condo's you get sucked into having to pay part of the cost for having the pavement redone, or bushes planted or whatever it may be.