(03-27-2019 05:21 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(03-27-2019 04:59 PM)JRsec Wrote:  For me it's the purple hell of wisteria. Our warm spell in January got it to bloom early and then the two freezes we've had since knocked it out. This has been one of the mildest allergy seasons for me so far, but the Fall is my worst time. Peanut dust in particular has been my nemesis.

The folks in West Georgia and East Alabama that have the roughest time are those who have issues with Pine pollen and its out. Azaleas are in full bloom in my yard right now as well as the dogwoods and we've had beautiful weather every day but Monday.

I've been preparing the garden for most of the week. Probably won't plant until closer to Easter this year because we'll probably have another freeze. My blueberries survived the first two freezes and my blackberries look like they are about to bloom.

Stink the best thing you can do is buy some local wild honey that hasn't been pasteurized and use it on your biscuits or bread. There's nothing better for your allergies than local wild honey.

I'm going to take you up on that one tomorrow....you're not the first that's suggested that in the past...I'm just a stubborn bastage at times...

I had to pull over this morning due to an attack where the coughing/sneezing/snot got so bad I was a danger to others on the row-add.....