If a stranger drives through my neighborhood and asks "when are you going to plant begonias? I drive through here all the time but I want to see begonias", a fine response is "if you want to pay for some begonias, I'll plant them!"
The response is then the same.
Doesn't sound strange or entitled to me.
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So not only is there not "begonias, open for everyone to view" sign in this case but there is a big sign saying "NO BEGONIAS GUARANTEED. IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE PLANTS WE CURRENTLY HAVE, THAT'S NOT OUR PROBLEM."