Plants with ribbed, waxy, or fuzzy leaves are another set of dust attractors, and cleaning them can be particularly tough.

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There are some plants, however, that are homebodies. Those with delicate, fuzzy or velvety foliage, such as African violets, should never be exposed to leaf-wetting rain, direct sunlight or wind.

Send your houseplants on a vacation from which they’ll return re-energized, invigorated and having grown like, well, a weed.

The park rangers noticed tiny plants sprinkled among desert rocks while ... Ovicula means "Tiny Sheep," in reference to the fuzzy white "wool" that covers the leaves. Biradiata references the ...