Yet, she thinks choosing allergy friendly plants could help reduce reactions, even if there will still be pollen in the air. “I’m just concerned that students are on school property and there are plants that are allergenic and they could have an adverse reaction,” Kwinter said. “The pollens or moulds will come from just outside the property or even on the way to school. “The pollens or moulds will come from just outside the property or even on the way to school…. An Ontario MPP has a bill that would, if passed, require every school board to “ensure that no new allergenic plants are planted on school premises.”What, exactly, would qualify as a sufficiently sneeze-inducing shrub would be prescribed by regulation.

Source: National Post June 03, 2016 02:48 UTC