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Jun 11, Remove Trees that Trigger Your Allergies: If a tree in your yard is causing you to experience symptoms, prune back the branches to reduce the amount of pollen it releases. You might even remove the tree entirely and replace it with a tree that is less likely to cause allergies such as a cherry, apple, fir, pine, or dogwood shrubcleanup.bar: Disabled World. Sep 04, The word alone can make some allergy sufferers’ eyes itch & nose run. If you suffer from allergies at different times of the year, certain trees and grasses are to blame.

Knowing which trees cause you the biggest problems can help you make the right tree choice when you’re planting new shrubcleanup.barted Reading Time: 4 mins.

Apr 12, These trees can work. Tulip Tree; Red cedar trees; Dogwood Trees; Pacific Crabapple; Ginkgo Trees; Crepe myrtle tree; Southern magnolia tree; Silver maple trees; Additional Information. Flowering plants that are highly fragrant or produces too much pollen may be a NO, NO for those that have allergies.

The final wordEstimated Reading Time: 5 mins. Jul 26, Things You Can Do to Avoid a Problem. Plan your landscape: Minimize exposure to known allergens by not planting and eliminating certain allergy-causing trees from your property. Plan your time outside: In order to minimize exposure, plan outdoor activities to coincide with times when the pollen count is lowest. Keep up with the pollen count: Follow the local pollen index (the number of Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins. Monoecious trees have both female and male parts, and because of this, they produce pollen.

If you have asthma or allergies, avoiding these species are best since they all produce pollen that can trigger a reaction. The examples of monoecious trees include: Oak trees Cottonwood trees Spruce trees Birch trees Pine trees Aspen trees Elm trees Hickory trees Beech trees Best. Dioecious trees.