Springtime in Georgia is a sight to behold—dogwoods blooming, azaleas bursting with color, and sunshine warming up the days. But along with all that beauty comes an annual invasion: pollen. If you’ve ever walked outside in March and thought, Wow, I don’t remember my car being yellow, congratulations—you’ve officially survived another pollen season in the South.
Why Does Georgia Get Hit So Hard?
IYKYK... Georgia’s trees don’t just release pollen; they launch it in an all-out attack! Thanks to our mild winters, oak, pine, birch, and sweetgum trees start doing their thing as early as February. And by March and April, the air is so thick with pollen that you could probably sculpt a small statue out of it.
The Struggles of Pollen Season
·       Your car becomes a science experiment. Wash it today, and by tomorrow, it’s coated in pollen again. At some point, you just give u. ...