Sunday, April 12, 2009

Is there a way to stop cottonwood trees from producing cotton?

well this is not cotton but the seed of the cottonwood.the only way to stop it is to cut it down.these trees can become very large and previde a lot of shade.

Is there a way to stop cottonwood trees from producing cotton?
No; the cotton is the carrier for the seed that the tree produces. Contrary to popular wisdom, people are NOT allergic to this substance (you%26#039;d have to breathe them in completely after all!); instead, people are allergic to cottonwood pollen, which is too small to be seen except in great quantities, or under a microscope.





If you are willing to replace your trees (not likely, I%26#039;m sure), then there are %26quot;cottonless%26quot; varieties of cottonwood that you can purchase and plant. Otherwise, I suspect you will simply have to accept the fact that cottonwoods make seeds with these fibers, and keep the trees you have.



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