Locally produced honey can help, it may not alleviate everything but it should help you. You should be able to get some at farmers market/fruit stand and some smaller grocery/convenience stores. The trick is LOCALLY produced, the honey needs to contain area pollens. Depending on your climate you may have to purchase seasonal honeys. One tablespoon a day.

I have serious allergies I still have to take drugs, but honey lessens my symptoms, and at times of low triggers can sometimes get by on just honey. When my allergies were less severe honey alone controlled it. It's especially great for any sufferers who have the "sneezing fits", it will stop it almost instantaneously! Also safe for dogs.

It may be better to simply use some eye drops designed for allergy sufferers rather than stepping up strength of drugs. Eye drops can be very effective in combatting red, itchy eyes. Personally, I didn't like flonase. It works on your nose, but also irritate bronchial airways, the side effects were disconcerting and it is most certainly not something I'd feel safe taking long term. IMHO.