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Allergy Tips

What's least allergenic, a cherry or a pecan tree?

If you're finding it hard to choose between a cherry or pecan tree for your garden, the choice is easier than you think. Cherry trees give off very little pollen, making them an excellent choice as a low-allergen garden addition. Pecan trees, on the other hand, fill the air with pollen, and can turn your garden into a no-go zone. Some other good low-allergen tree choices include pear trees and plum trees.

Learn more: Sneeze-Free Gardening.

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