We tend to own our houses and the kids are grown and with a double income, it has become the number one growing hobby in the last 10 years.

A lot of our clientele are boomers who are homeowners and as the kids get older and they have more time to spend as they want to, people are finding gardening as a hobby in their 40s and 50s.

Our age group is more project-oriented. And they won't flinch about spending money while our parents didn't have that take. People now want everything for that project and they want it now and they want things to go quickly.

If you can imagine walking out your back door -- and where you ordinarily see somebody's yard, kids playing and houses and the streets and all that stuff -- what you would most likely have seen is a pile in which your neighbors where at that very moment being incinerated,

It's sunny. We have no income tax. I think a lot of boomers will stay put and get second and third homes, and we're a candidate for that.

It was a very, very busy clinic. When they first started out it was really geared towards lower-income people who couldn't afford to go to the doctor. And then young women started to use the clinic a lot. And I don't think things have changed much since then.