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Love the look and smell of a garden? Can't do either because the pollen has blurred your vision and clogged your nose? Try an allergy-free garden.Get rid of any plants that attract mildew, rust or aphids. Plants grown in the wrong place will fail to thrive: shade plants grown in the sun, or sun-loving plants grown in the shade, may attract insects or disease. Buggy, mildewed plants produce molds, and molds produce allergenic spores. Cut these plants down, dig them up and replace them with plants that thrive in your garden conditions.Hire gardeners or landscapers who understand the principles of creating allergy-free landscapes and gardens. If your favorite gardener doesn't yet understand this, encourage him or her to read up on the subject.If your entire yard is shaded by trees, consider t...

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