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Information guide about plants with allergenic pollens
Pollen diary
Compare your symptoms to pollen concentrations on pollendiary.com
Updated 21st of February
Pollen doesn't take a break and is out in force to strongly bother allergy sufferers, thanks to nearly spring-like weather!
Beware of Cupressaceae-Taxaceae (cypress, thuja, juniper) pollen, which is strongly affecting allergy sufferers from the southwest to the southeast of the country with a high allergy risk. These are accompanied by ash pollen with a moderate allergy risk.
Hazelnut and alder trees (birch family) are in full bloom across the country with a high allergy risk. Only the Northwest region has a moderate allergy risk for these pollens.
Mimosas (acacias) are also in full bloom in the South, with possible local allergies.
Rain showers will be the best friends for allergy sufferers as they will help to ground the pollen and temporarily lower allergy risks.