Two years ago, April of 2015, I shared a project involving a yard sale bird feeder frame and a spider plant. I love to find wiry, strange contraptions at yard sales and turn them into plant containers. This one is still growing strong. The photo above shows the growth the spider babies have made in two years. Spiders are great plants and easy to propagate. I thought this was a good post to revisit for Throwback Thursday since yard sales are beginning again with the warmer weather. The photo below shows the plant when it was just starting out.
MINDING MY P'S WITH Q 
We have some that are slowly creating beautiful ground cover.
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Oh, to live in Florida, that would be gorgeous!!!
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I don’t think I could bear to have a spider plant in the house just because of its name.
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Oh Anne, you make me laugh out loud…did I tell you I killed a spider on my ceiling…couldn’t find it, hours later I’m watching television, ready for bed, and ran my fingers through my hair…yes, there the dead little bug lay…for at least half the day.
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*shudder*. A ceiling spider is the absolute worst!
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They are hard to get at sometimes. Worst is when in the process of finding something to climb on to squash it…they disappear.
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Yes! That’s terrible!
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Very nice I love Spider plants.
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I do too, I don’t see them as much for sale as I did in past years. These are years old…I keep them going by rooting their babies. Do you want one for Spring?
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Thanks for the link… 😀
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