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Answer and Explanation: According to the book of Genesis, Jacob loved Joseph more than any of his other sons because Joseph was born to Jacob after he was already an old man. He was also the first born of Jacob’s second wife (and true love). Why was Joseph loved most by his father? Now Israel […]

Prune lightly and regularly to encourage dense growth. Untrimmed plants will become leggy and unattractive. Can grow in full sun but often looks a nicer shade of green in part sun. Does best in rich, well-drained soil. Can you grow Brazilian cloak from a cutting? Propagate Brazilian red cloak with stem cuttings or seeds. To […]

Plant Alternanthera Seeds: Sow seed in cell packs or flats, press into soil but do not cover. Needs light to germinate. Kept at 70-75° F., germination is in 3-14 days. Transplant into the garden 18-24 inches apart after all danger of frost. How do you take care of purple Prince alternanthera? Water enough to keep […]

If you experience sub-freezing winter temperatures where you live, you can grow Joseph’s coat or calico plant as an annual, occasionally pinching back stems any time during the plant’s life. The plants can also over-winter indoors or thrive as houseplants year-round, notes Fine Gardening. Is Alternanthera an annual or perennial? perennialAlternanthera dentata is a tropical […]

Little Ruby alternanthera is excellent to grow in containers or as a ground cover in landscape beds. Growing information: Warm-season bedding plant. Full to part sun. Grows 12″ tall by 14-16″ wide. Space 12″ apart. Plant after danger of frost through midsummer. How do you grow a little Ruby? Position: Full sun to part shade. […]

two to four years. How long do crotons live? The average lifespan of indoor croton is two to four years. To keep your plant outliving its lifespan, take stem cuttings from a mature, healthy plant to propagate the plant. A plant living outdoors in the correct zone in ideal conditions will live longer. How big […]

Joseph’s father Jacob (also called Israel) favored him and gave Joseph the coat as a gift; as a result, he was envied by his brothers, who saw the special coat as an indication that Joseph would assume family leadership. Where did Joseph’s coat come from? The Ishmaelites carried Joseph into Egypt and sold him into […]

Heat and humidity – Croton plants are tropicals, meaning they thrive in warm and humid conditions. If your croton’s leaves fall off, it could be that it’s been exposed to cold or hot extremes such as open doors or air ducts. A humidifier or a regular misting with distilled water will help your croton feel […]

The colourful foliage of croton along with air purification ability makes it unique and special. Croton Petra is normally quite a low maintenance plant and is normally very easy to grow. This beautiful Croton Petra is actually the most famous plant. Does croton purify air? BREATHE EASY WITH PETRA CROTONS Houseplants are known to help […]

While croton plants thrive in bright light indoors, they will go into shock if you simply move them from your front room into the baking hot sun outside on the patio. If you want to enjoy croton plants outside during the summer, you need to get them ready for the move first (a process called […]

spring. They can be shaped up a little more in late summer, but beyond that, pruning healthy stems (also called canes) will reduce the number of blooms you get next year. For most other types of roses, the best time to prune them is in late winter or spring, right after your last frost date. […]

Crosses on crests are usually symbolic of some Christian experience or sentiment. Figures such as angels and deities represent dignity, glory and honour. What are the symbols on a coat of arms? Even the colors can have special meaning in a “family crest” or coat of arms: Color Heraldic Name Symbolism Gold or Yellow Or […]

How to Prune Roses, Step by Step Remove dead branches and canes. Prune diseased or damaged branches back to healthy wood. Clip away branches that cross through the center of the plant. Remove any growth that is much thinner or weaker than the rest. Remove suckers from the base of grafted roses. When Should rose […]

Don Juan roses will grow in zones 5-10. And they are grown much like other roses. You can enhance the soil by adding a layer of compost to the rose bed a few months before planting. Roses need at least 6 hours of sunlight per day and this rose will grow up to 10-12 feet […]

Genesis 42:10–20 tells how Joseph tested his brothers, allowing them to show if they had changed, by accusing them of being spies and putting them into prison. Why did Joseph choose Simeon to stay? According to classical rabbinical sources, Joseph chose Simeon to be the hostage because he was concerned that if Simeon was not […]

Now Israel loved Joseph more than any of his other sons, because he had been born to him in his old age; and he made a richly ornamented robe for him. What did Joseph’s father give him to show Joseph was the favorite? Biblical narrative Joseph’s father Jacob (also called Israel) favored him and gave […]

It can be eaten raw or cooked as an asparagus substitute[2, 61]. Is decorative amaranth edible? Today, most gardeners are familiar with the species as annual ornamental plants and many don’t realize that amaranths are also edible plants that can be grown for their grain-like seeds and edible leaves. Is Chinese spinach flower edible? The […]

Severely Toxic Plants to Cats With exception to peace lily and calla lily, all other lily varieties are major threats to cats, causing kidney failure and death. It takes only a small amount to result in poisoning. Hydrangea shrubs contain a toxin similar to cyanide and can quickly lead to oxygen deprivation and death. Which […]

Jade. A common succulent plant found in households – the Jade plant (or Chinese Jade) is considered toxic to cats if ingested, however, the toxicity is considered mild and self-limiting (resolves without treatment). What happens if my cat eats a jade plant? Cats that have ingested any part of the jade plant may vomit, show […]

The book also acknowledges that the word could discuss the material of the coat, which may have been wool or silk. Who made the coat of many Colours? Joseph was his father’s favourite son, and when his father gave him a magnificent coat for a present, his brothers became jealous. One day they hatched a […]