I'm gettin' cranky feeling janky!

An excerpt from a poem by Don Bouchard

We've come to August
And late summer sun;
The apples hang robust;
The garden's almost done.
It's time to go and have some fun,
And now my nose decides to run.
The ragweed and the goldenrod
Fill up the air with pollen pods.
I'm gettin' cranky feeling janky!

I will thank ye to hand me a hanky. 

Ragweed is related to the daisy but unlike the daisy no one wants it adorning their tables or flower beds.  It has tiny yellow-green flowers that produce huge amounts of pollen – about a million grains per plant, every single day.  It is a wind-pollinated plant growing from August to November, peaking about mid-September and dying with the first heavy frost.

However, if you suffer from ragweed allergens, you probably noticed that your symptoms are lasting longer every year than just 3 months.

This year, because of all the rain that has fallen across the country it’s expected to top all pollen records, sprouting up in fields, up and down fence lines, in vacant lots and all along the sides of the road. 

A couple of tips and precautions to follow if you are a major Ragweed sufferer:

• ·         Mow it down before is starts shedding the pollen. 
• ·         Stay in doors on windy days.
• ·         Go outside in the early morning before the dew dries and wind picks up. 
• ·         Leave your shoes at the door.
• ·         Change your clothes and shower as soon as you come inside.
• ·         Wash off your pet’s feet and try to keep them off the furniture and especially the bed.
• ·         Keep doors and windows closed.
• ·         Stay one step ahead of ragweed with AllergenaSeasonal Tabs.

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