This South Carolina City is the Best for Grass Allergy Sufferers

The grass allergy season has arrived, so get your antihistamines ready. How likely is it that your cute picnic on the grass will result in an icky, stuffy nose in the United States?

This summer, Lawn Love ranked the 10 worst cities for grass allergies in 125 metro areas. The researchers looked at average grass pollen forecasts, grass allergen intensity, and lawn mowing frequency. The researchers also considered access to allergy testing and allergists.

Among the best places to live if allergies aren't your thing, one South Carolina city made the list. Below, find the 10 worst (and 10 best) metros for grass allergies this summer, along with key insights from the report.

Coming in on the list at 125 in North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton, Florida. You'll see more Florida locations on this list soon! Florida cities make up half of our bottom (aka “best”) 20 metro areas.

Coming at number 124 is Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OH.

Coming in at 123 is Naples-Marco Island, Florida. Enjoy a relaxing picnic on the grass in Florida this summer without the worry of a sneeze. The ocean breeze carries away many pollen particles, so the fresh air at the beach feels better to breathe.

Coming in at number 122 is Cape Coral-Fort Myers, Florida.

Coming in at number 121 on the list is the city of Port St. Lucie, Florida.

I love this area! Coming in at number 120 is Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Florida.

The city that is the best for allergy suffers in South Carolina is Charleston-North Charleston. It came in at number 119 on the list.

Coming in a number 118 in the city of Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, Colorado.

If you have allergies move to Lakeland-Winter Haven, Florida. They ranked number 117 on the list-making them the second-best for allergy suffers.

Coming in at number 116 on the list is the best city for Gallery suffers is Orlando-Kissimmee-
Sanford, Florida.

It is the city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. You can see the full list and top 10 worst places here.