Sadly, the garden is the source of two of the most common triggers of allergic reactions: moulds and pollens. Tree pollens are the chief culprit, while for many others it's grass pollens, at their peak from late May to July. Insect-pollinated plants produce heavier pollen that sticks to the pollinator and does not easily become airborne. Choosing paving, decking or gravel instead of lawn will save you many long hours of mowing. If you can't bear to abandon your lawn, don't lie on the grass.

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Source: The Guardian