I've actually already been using dawn to try and battle the aphids, etc. This weird dust cloud issue seems to be a whole new problem. A friend of mine who owns a farm gave me some fungicide that I am going to attempt using, then I plan to release ladybugs on my porch to hopefully eat all of the bugs. Hopefully between the two methods, my garden will be back under control. Still open to any advice/information pertaining to what the dust could be though!

The photo is so out of focus I'm having to guess...but my guess is the white spots are shed aphid skins and the yellow are live aphids ?

When my cleaning lady comes! I am extremely allergic to dust in the air so I don't like it disturbed too often. I get out when she is dusting and I only allow wet dusting, no feather dusters that just released it into the air to settle on something else. I want it wiped clean and contained. The ceiling fans also are wet dusted or better yet vacuumed. I prefer every thing be vacuumed prior to any dusting to lessen the amount released in the air. If I have to be in the house I am never in the room being cleaned and during the dust part I have a mask to wear. It can literally send me to the hospital which is no fun. I have learned how to deal with it. It takes time to get a new house cleaner to understand the importance of the process. My last girl that was with me for many years would actually take my little bedroom fans out into the atrium on nice days and take them apart and clean them squeaky clean. She would completely clean my bedroom and the last thing she did was changed my bedding and fix the bed so no dust could get on it. She had seen me having an asthma attack from dusting the ceiling fan blades wrong, she thought she had killed me lol. I hate carpet, I have it in the den where we are most of the time and in the bedrooms and hall. I would prefer not to have any, but as I get older and have problems with walking at all and fall a lot, I have decided it is probably best to have it in those areas. But I want to change it to the extremely low pile type, similar to industrial carpet. That's what I had in my Oklahoma house and it was so much better than regular carpet. No pad, just the carpet applied to the concrete floor. It is harder to fall on but better than falling on tile or wood. I have tile in the majority of this house and it's cold to walk on in the winter. I had tile all over my Dallas house and it was never as cold as this tile is here. I don't know why, I know it was a much better grade of tile. Every time I fall on this tile floor I am scared to death I have broken something. I hate the kitchen tile it's much too slick for a kitchen. I would like to have the underlying heat layer for the future tile we have installed. Kitchen and bathrooms definitely need replacement. I really like the new wood laminate flooring we put in the formal living room and dining room. It has some cushioning layer to it so it doesn't feel as hard as others. We never use those rooms and it's incredibly easy to clean and stay clean. I was really against it at first but very happy with it. No one believes me when I tell them it's not solid wood. It is very unique.

well, i actually plant it the next day, after i soak the seeds in water for a night and clean the dust/bugs by rinsing the seeds. It turns out okay :) I just lost about half of the seeds tho' because the bugs ate it 'til nothing left inside... :(