No method exists to stop brush cherry (Syzygium) or any tree from flowering. Pollen allergies may not even be from this tree—inconspicuous bloomers (elms, pines, poplars) flower simultaneously.
Allergist testing identifies true triggers. Effective treatment (immunotherapy, medications) allows keeping beloved trees. Cutting them down may not solve the problem and sacrifices landscape value.
Consult an allergist before removing trees. Many allergy sufferers manage successfully with treatment while enjoying their gardens.
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