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Gisela Graeser on Jul 25, 2014Spider plant ot spider flower is as far as I know a annual, but... Here is the good part, it self seeds and other ones will come up next year.Helpful Reply
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Bev on Jul 25, 2014Thanks Gisela! I have always admired these.Helpful Reply
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Shelly Ping on Jul 25, 2014cleomeHelpful Reply
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Debbie on Jul 25, 2014These are definitely cleone. Love them. If you take the seeds at the end of the season, replant next year and they will keep growing for you. They are perennielsHelpful Reply
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Marieanne Honsberger on Jul 25, 2014Bev, Yes they are known as Cleome or spider plant! they are so lovely. This year mine are very short, I think I need to add more nutrients to my bed :(Helpful Reply
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Connie B on Jul 25, 2014I have seen these in my neighborhood & wondered what they were. Thanks!Helpful Reply
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Joann Sunkett on Jul 25, 2014Nicotania. Perrenial. I have them too. The birds planted them a few years ago. I love them.Helpful Reply
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Pat J. Sliwinski on Jul 25, 2014These are Cleome plants. We have re-named them to...Friendship Plant...because all our friends just love them. They will reseed for next year....but the pods in the fall will be overflowing. Remove the seed and you will have plenty for next year. Enjoy !!!Helpful Reply
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Kathleen Glasscock on Jul 25, 2014Cleome... and there are other smaller varieties too. I love them because they "volunteer" aka reseed each year. I have a couple of plants that do that, vinca, marigolds, portulaca, gay feathers... I just strategically move them around, add something new here an there and it looks like i've worked really hard and my neighbors love them....Helpful Reply
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Michelle Thompson on Jul 25, 2014They are Cleome'sHelpful Reply
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Stella Obeshaw on Jul 25, 2014Beautiful.... Some people call them "spider plant" but their real name in "Cleome".Helpful Reply
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Brbraroe on Jul 26, 2014They are beautiful but they are full of thorns. I don't feel their many good qualities compensate for the pain.Helpful Reply
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Pat Mueller on Jul 26, 2014CleomeHelpful Reply
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Carey Kosco on Jul 27, 2014Cleome, they will reseed themselves for many years.Helpful Reply
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Carey Kosco on Jul 27, 2014Plant them with Love In The Mist, it makes a great combinationHelpful Reply
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Dottie Unruh on Aug 31, 2014Cleome. Definitely not nicotinia, and never found any thorns on mine. They are annuals here, but will reseed themselves and come up again next year. Lovely.Helpful Reply
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Debbie Fogal on Sep 03, 2014Stella Obeshaw do you know Sandy Snyder??? She is from Saint Ignace, Mi also. My daughter is married to her son. LandonHelpful Reply
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Roberta on Sep 03, 2014This plant is called cleome. It has seed pods that drop open in the fall and therefore, self sow. The deer don't eat themHelpful Reply
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