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Hope to hear from you Lisa!

Nov 29, 2011

Lisa Dent commented on Mary Oritt's group 'Master Gardeners'

John and Bob, Thank you both for your responce. I agree with both of you, all that I have read said 48". I am bringing in new dirt for the area, and we calps them pool with in its self. I have watched water, and with the small amount of dirt…

Oct 3, 2011

Lisa Dent commented on Garden-Share's group 'Roses'

How many feet of dirt do you need to start a new rose garden?

Oct 3, 2011

Lisa Dent commented on Mary Oritt's group 'Master Gardeners'

Hello, I have an old swimming pool that I want to cave in and start a new rose garden. I was told by a landscaper that I would need 6 feet of dirt to start a new rose bed for the roses to live over time. I have never had 6 feet of dirt, and not sure…

Oct 3, 2011

Melissa Clark - Texas, 8b and Lisa Dent are now friends Jul 10, 2011

Healing/Therapy Gardens

Group dedicated to creating gardens for healing and therapy purposes, in and around medical facilities or in your own backyard.See More

Lisa Dent joined Mary Ellen's group Jul 10, 2011

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Growing Friendships is like a garden where it takes time, caring, patients, and cultivation to grow. We are gardeners from different parts of the world, with our own wisdoms and skill levels. Come talk about your day talk about your life! Welcome!See More

Lisa Dent joined Brigitte Klotzek's group May 14, 2011

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Lisa Dent commented on Chrissy, zone 5, NW PA's photo

Chrissy, do you know the name of this Iris? I am looking one like this. Thanks Lisa

Iris 1

May 14, 2011

Lisa Dent replied to Jan Page's discussion 'Cleaning Iris and Iris transplanting?' in the group Iris, my new love

Jan, do you clean them in June/July when you divide them, before replanting? I have not heard of this, but like the idea of Peroxide as aposed to bleach.

May 14, 2011

Lisa Dent and Laura Lee Dent are now friends Apr 13, 2011

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Lisa Dent commented on Nancy Burstein's group 'iris, my new love'

Thank you everyone. I just started in the old fashion way and started pulling out everything. (but Iris) Jon, thank you I did remove a tree that was dying, wich add a lot more light in that area of the garden. I love spring. I am also in zone 5

Mar 17, 2011

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Skill level: Intermediate

What kind of gardening do you like to do?: water ponds, iris, annuals, vegies, tropicals

How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?: 20 to 30 hrs

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Snow in Kansas

Posted on March 21, 2010 at 9:07pm 3 Comments 0 Likes

Well once again it snowed in Kansas. i am so ready to clean my flower beds, and plant out side. The good news it is the frist day of SPRING. does anyone know when it is safe to take tropical plants out side (in Kansas?)

grasses- yard and orntimental

Posted on March 7, 2010 at 12:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

When and how is the best time to fertilize your yards in Kansas. i have a very large front yard and looking for a ego frindly and economic way to fertilize....... i also love ornimental grasses, and have tryed starting pink champane, blue fescu, and zebra? my question is how do you get those beautiful clumps and how many seeds does it take to get one?

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At 9:20am on November 29, 2011, Garden-Share said…: Hope to hear from you Lisa!

At 1:42pm on May 14, 2011, Chrissy, zone 5, NW PA said…: lisa,

sorry, i do not know the name of that almost black iris. it get about 10" tall if that should help. never did a search on it, someone gave me them along time ago.

At 2:43pm on April 9, 2011, Lisa Gibson said…: Hi Lisa!

My name is Lisa too.

I have a question for you that has zero to do with gardening. Did you used to live in the Houston area? I knew a Lisa Dent there, met her once but remember the name. She brought me an injured cardinal she found in her yard and I was the closest bird rehabber to her. Was that you? Small world if it was.

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At 9:41am on March 25, 2011, Lynn Schoener gave Lisa Dent a gift…: Red Ribbon
Hope everyone is excited about the upcoming growing season!
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At 5:30am on March 25, 2011, Tanya LaPorte gave Lisa Dent a gift…: Red Ribbon
Thanks for your friendship, Lisa! ~Tanya LaPorte, Michigan
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At 10:19am on March 15, 2011, Freddy J. Hill said…: Welcome, friend. Check my pics, by the album, if you get chance.

At 5:35pm on May 20, 2010, Nancy Burstein gave Lisa Dent a gift…: Red Ribbon
Hi LIsa, saw your qusstion on lounge. Try my group "Iris, my new love" Perhaps one of my members would know about a black iris. Nancy
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At 11:30am on March 22, 2010, Jennifer said…: Hi Lisa, Do you know what type the rose is? Any major pruning should have been done in the late fall. If you cut it back that drastically it will be a set back. If it's a climbing rose or a rambler there will not be any flowers this season. It takes several years to develop flowers on the climbers. The blooms grow on old wood. Does this answer your question? Let me know if you need more info?

At 4:33pm on March 20, 2010, Jennifer said…: Lisa I am a big fan of Roses. I see you like Irises too. They are my next favorite flower. I like to see the pictures of out peoples gardens. You get new Ideas. Your question on the wild violets is a difficult one because they self seed. Even if you dig them up they will come back. I love them personally but I understand your frustration.
Send them my way. LOL