If you do that for them, there should be no problems. If problems occur, deal with them. My advice is to get an education in one of these fields. You have to keep your focus and attention on the ultimate goal and overcome any obstacles in your way. The economic structure of the game will almost surely change, and the successful GMs will be those who can most quickly adapt to those changes.
Vines grow on the outfield wall in fair territory.
The innovative Bill Veeck originally planted the bittersweet plants and Boston ivy vines in 1937. These two interesting features have their own set of ground rules. If a batted ball becomes lodged in the ivy, it is ruled a double. If the ball hits the ivy but comes out, the ball is still in play. If a batted ball hits the top or face of the screen and bounces onto the field, the ball is in play.