Wondering if Ocean Blvd Plants Contribute to Allergies

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Managing Editor

01/01/2016

Grasses growing along Ocean Boulevard sidewalk.

Submitted by Martha Levacy

These plants have a big presence now among the rocks on Ocean Blvd. While they are quite attractive, I’m wondering if they are contributing to some of the allergic reactions we’ve been experiencing this year?

I would welcome your thoughts.

Thank you,
Martha Levacy

Managing Editor

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