Native live oaks may provide hardy shade during the long hot summer ahead, but they cause a lot of misery before then. Live ...

He noted how there are no flashy colors and soft petals, but it's still a flowering tree. And basically a pollen-producing organ, he added. A live oak's unlikely-looking flowers are lumpy ...

One of the country’s more whimsical-looking trees, the live oak is also one of the strongest. Indeed, it has saved the lives of thousands of people who have clung to its limbs during hurricanes.

Where you live ... pollen. Earlier in the spring, tree pollen is the main culprit. After that grasses pollinate, followed by weeds in the late summer and early fall. FILE – The branches of an ...

Tree pollen has been very high since last week. At the same time, grass pollen have ranged from 'very high' and 'low' concentration levels.

I MEAN, WE LIVE IN AN AREA WHERE ... The culprit: tree pollen. Many in the metro may be waking up with extreme headaches and sinus pressure as the cedar, oak and birch trees bud.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, which annually ranks the most challenging places to live ... tree pollen falling off ash, birch, cottonwood, maple, mesquite, mulberry, oak, pecan ...

Over the weekend, Oak pollen counts increased tenfold, from a count of 59 on Friday, March 7, to over 400 on Monday, March 10. And these pollen counts will only go up from here, where tree pollen ...