Pine pollen is rich in antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins, and minerals like calcium, copper, iron, manganese, magnesium, and zinc. It’s also easier to absorb than pills, capsules, and tablets ...

What are pollen allergies? If you have allergies, you don’t need to be outside long to know if it’s pollen season. Your nose will be the first to alert you of an impending allergy attack. First, there ...

As spring ushers in a wave of allergies, the yellow pine pollen coating cars and clothes is proving to be of no use to bees, ...

We are one week into March. While we've had storms and wild temperature swings so far this month, we still haven't had the annual blanket of yellow pine pollen.

Have you seen the meme about all of the “seasons” packed into winter in the South? It goes something like winter, fool’s ...

In the Lowcountry, it’s generally pollen from oak and bayberry trees that cause the most misery for people with allergies. Pine trees are often blamed for spring allergies, but pine pollen is ...

ATLANTA — After a warm, breezy Sunday, the pollen count in Atlanta was measured at 3,028 grains per cubic meter, the highest so far this year. Pine, Oak, Birch, Hackberry, and Sweet Gum were the ...

birches and ashes beginning to emit some of their pollen. Eventually, we’ll get things like the oaks. And then, we’ll also see that pine pollen — which is the yellow, greenish pollen that covers ...

“A lot of what we’re seeing right now is more of the pine pollen, which kind of has this waxy coating to it, and that’s why you’ll see it kind of floating on the waters and things like ...

Right now, in late March, the big culprit is tree pollen. The yellow that you’re seeing right now is from our pine trees. But we are also seeing oak and Birch. Weed pollen is considered low ...

including Pine, Mulberry, Ash, Cedar, Hackberry, Sycamore and Oak. The FOX Forecast Center points to dry, windy weather as a significant factor in how much pollen is circulating in the air ...