Vegetation in town:
Information guide about plants with allergenic pollens
Pollen diary
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Cupressaceae-Taxaceae pollens (cypress, juniper) will probably be a problem for allergy sufferers, with a low risk of allergy around the Mediterranean sea and in the southwest of the country. However, the risk of allergy could quickly rise to medium levels on milder, sunnier and windier days. Hazelnut trees are already beginning to flower in the rest of the country, with a low risk of allergy. Those allergic to Betulaceae pollen should remain vigilant. Hazel is flowering earlier and earlier in recent years, in line with climate change.