As I write this post, I'm looking out at another inch of fresh fallen snow in my western Rockies home in Boise, Idaho. I have to say, spring—and spring allergies—seem very far off to me at this point.
But the fact is, trees will soon be starting to bloom in the southern, warmer area of the US. My daughters live in Austin, Texas, and they've already had some 70-degree plus days. With blooming trees, come tree pollen and spring allergies. Fun, fun.
So, if you live in warmer climes than I...
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