Vegetation in town:
Information guide about plants with allergenic pollens
Pollen diary
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Updated 14th of March
With the return of rain and cold this week, allergy sufferers can breathe a little easier!
Beware, however, of Cupressaceae-Taxaceae pollens (cypress, cedar, juniper), which will continue to be a major problem for allergy sufferers in the south of the country, with a high risk of allergy on sunnier days. Elsewhere in France, the risk will be low to moderate for these pollens.
Alder (Betulaceae family) and ash will continue to flower, with a medium risk of allergy throughout the country.
Urticaceous pollen (parietaria) is also present in the Mediterranean, with a low to medium risk of allergy.
Finally, poplars, hornbeams and willows are also flowering, with a lower allergy risk in some départements.