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Allergy Tips

If you're allergic to grass, should you mow your lawn frequently?

If you want to keep your lawn from launching pollen into the air, you absolutely must mow it regularly. Almost all grasses produce light, highly allergenic pollen. But, if you keep your lawn mowed, the grass can't flower and release its pollen. The result is a beautiful lawn without all the sneezes. But beware when undertaking the mowing itself. Since mowing can stir up allergens, remember to always use a mask—or a gardener!

Learn more: Sneeze-Free Gardening.

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