allergies

These are the plants that have the highest pollen counts in our area in the spring.

For the first time in several years, I have spring allergies.

While most are happy that spring is here, some negatives come with it and maybe we shouldn't be as happy as we are.

With the start of spring March 20, those in southern Idaho who are susceptible to allergies need to start preparing for one of the worst seasonal types of them all, that being tree pollen.

We wish you the best with your projects this spring, and may your allergies remain at bay. Happy planting!

If you have outward signs of a sickness right now, even if it isn't COVID-19, everyone is going to assume it is the coronavirus.

Her chart was longer than an L. Ron Hubbard book. There are species of plant and tree life I never knew existed.

On a happy note, the blast of cold air will eliminate a lot of allergens.

It's spring in Southern Idaho and for allergy sufferers the nightmare has just started. Stuffy noses, watery eyes, dry, itchy skin, itching, shortness of breath, coughing, sneezing, and wheezing are just some of the joys of the season. So what's causing our allergies to go haywire, and what can we do about it?

Why do we still insist on burning our fields as a means of ridding them of stubble and preparing for planting?

If you a re doing a lot of sniffling and sneezing you are not alone?  It might be because of allergy season.  It is here and this year it came a little early.  Dr. Stephen Fritz, an allergist, says because of our mild winter allergy season hit a few weeks early.

Bad News for allergy sufferers, doctors say this could be a long and intense season. Dr. Stephen Fritz with Idaho Allergy says compared to last year, he's seen an increase in the amount of patients looking for allergy relief.