UK gardener gets ear swelling near 30-ft conifers and compost heap. Asks if conifer pollen is year-round.
Early spring only (new growth). Once annually.
Decay fungi/molds produce massive spore loads. Symptoms match: runny nose, rash, itching, sneezing, wheezing. Peak summer (thawing winter-killed material). Year-round in mild climates.
Conifers unlikely culprit. Compost is prime suspect.
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