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If you are an outdoor allergy sufferer, you may want to consider allergy-free landscaping in your yard. Some plants and trees are less likely than others to trigger allergies. There also are some yard care practices that will help your allergic reaction.
Here are some things to consider when trying to eliminate plant allergens in your yard:
There is an allergy rating scale for trees and shrubs to help you make the right selections for your yard. The OPALS scale (Ogren Plant-Allergy Scale) ranks plants on a 1-10 basis. The lower the ranking, the better the selection to limit pollen production in your yard. You may want to refer to the book, Allergy Free Gardening, by Thomas Lee Ogren, the inventor of the allergy scale which is also used by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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