Yellow pollen is more likely to trigger obsessive sweeping than a histamine response. Here’s why your allergies are bad right ...

North Carolina's yellow pine pollen, peaking late March to early April, typically diminishes by mid-April and subsides by ...

Pine pollen, which comes from male pine cones ... The fact that it contains no GMOs, additives, preservatives, artificial colors, flavors, soy, fillers, or gluten is also a big plus for us.

It’s been almost a month since the yellow pine pollen really started to show up across central NC, and pollen levels remain stubbornly high as we enter Easter weekend.

And the prevalence of these types of trees in South Carolina is partly to blame for the seasonal allergies plaguing locals right now.  South Carolina sits on the edge — in several meanings of the ...

If pine pollen is a plague that keeps you locked indoors for three weeks in spring, you can open your eyes — and your windows — again in the next three to seven days. It’s almost over.