walked up the driveway to the corner of Defendant's garage. When they reached the corner of Defendant's garage, Deputy Reigle smelled the odor of growing marijuana. Deputy Bananola did not smell marijuana but did notice mold and mildew on the inside of a garage window. Deputy Reigle immediately turned around and started walking back to the car, motioning Deputy Bananola to follow. Later that evening, Deputy Bananola indicated to Deputy Reigle that he did not feel comfortable stating in an affidavit that he had smelled growing marijuana and wanted to double check the garage for evidence of *133 growing marijuana. The deputies returned to the Defendant's residence at 12:10 a.m. and again approached the garage from the driveway on Luzader. They confirmed the smell of marijuana and leftby a large hedge, approximately 12 feet in height; (6) the Defendant's house was minimally visible around the hedge from the Woodbourne Rd. S.W. gate vantage point; (7) the Defendant's detached garage and house were clearly visible from Luzader Street with minimal obstructions; (8) the driveway was gravel and directly connected to a walkway made of the same gravel material as it went past the detached garage and through the fence line via the Luzader Street gate; (9) the gravel walkway continued perpendicularly in a direction away from Luzader Street, along the front of the house, leading to the Defendant's front door and porch, where it then ended; (10) the area around the garage door is not enclosed and is easily accessible to the public or anyone approaching