Spider Plants

12 years ago

Hello,

I am new to this forum just found it today and I am so happy I found it.

I live in Houston/Katy and I was wondering if there is anyone out there that has a spider plant that I could get a couple of babies from.

I killed mine last summer and I miss it.

Thanks

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castro_gardener
12 years ago
Dear sbsmccain,
what color do you like ? The solid green or the white and green striped ? I'll be happy to send you some. Please email me directly at soriano471@sbcglobal.net

patty
wally_1936
12 years ago
I use them as border plants to help set off the rest of my flower bed. They seem to hold up without much water as I have some as a border against my house. They do like to spread. You do not live that far from Richmond so if you would like you could come down and dig up a few as I try to find homes for my extras for my neighbors, etc.
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