Do you have nasal allergies (also known as hay fever)? And do you also love having green, growing things in your house year round? If so, you may be wondering which houseplants are most "safe" for people allergic to airborne allergens, such as pollen and mold, to have.
The good news is people with allergies can have houseplants -- provided you use caution and commonsense. Here are some houseplants that produce very low levels of pollen, making them fairly unlikely to trigger an allergic...
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Life goes on: Friday: I wake up in my own bed, fresh from an LA road trip. Time to start on my tax return, but first a visit to the... Read more »
It’s the second day of the NAMI national convention in San Diego. I rolled in late yesterday, in time to play my didgeridoo at the... Read more »
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