woolly-leaved plants

noun
UK /ˈwʊli liːvd plɑːnts/
US /ˈwʊli liːvd plænts/

Plants that have soft, fuzzy leaves that feel like wool.

The woolly-leaved plants in the garden feel soft when you touch them.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Plants whose fuzzy leaves help them hold onto water and stay safe from bugs.

Woolly-leaved plants often grow well in dry, sunny places.

3. A group of garden plants chosen for their silvery, soft-looking leaves.

She planted woolly-leaved plants along the path for their pretty gray-green color.

4. Plants covered in tiny hairs that make the leaves look and feel like wool.

Some woolly-leaved plants keep their fuzzy coat all year long.