A long-time allergy sufferer in Westminster, CA, is affected by a neighbor's 30-year-old night-blooming jasmine. The neighbor will prune flowers but won't remove the bush. The sufferer asks if flower removal eliminates pollen/aroma and seeks other solutions.
Pruning flowers reduces pollen and fragrance temporarily, but the bush will rebloom quickly. To be effective, the neighbor would need to prune before every bloom cycle—impractical.
Since the neighbor has no legal obligation to remove the plant, collaborative solutions are best.
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