03/01/2026
🌿 Texas Allergies Don’t Take a Break — They Rotate. 🌿
If you live in Texas, you already know… allergy season isn’t just “spring.” It’s practically year-round.
Here’s what our Texas pollen patterns typically look like:
🌲 January–February: Mountain Cedar dominates (hello, cedar fever!)
🌳 March–May: Tree pollens explode — oak, elm, ash, mulberry, pecan
🌾 May–August: Grasses peak through summer
🌿 August–October: Ragweed, pigweed, marsh elder take over
🍂 Fall: Fall elm joins the mix
🌫 All Year: Mold spores can fluctuate anytime, especially with humidity
That’s why managing allergies in Texas requires a proactive approach — not just reacting when symptoms hit.
If you’re dealing with:
âś” Watery or itchy eyes
âś” Runny nose
âś” Scratchy throat
✔ Sneezing that won’t quit
It may not be a “cold” — it may be seasonal pollen shifts.
At TNC Nutrition, we carry Texas Knows Allergy Relief, formulated specifically for Texas allergen exposure — including options for adults, kids, and even pets.
Stop by and let’s talk about what’s peaking right now and how to support your system naturally.
Texas weather changes fast — so does pollen. Stay ahead of it. 🌤️🌿