The Horticultural Building

[ellebelle]

Blue-ribbon squashes, tomato vines, pomegranate rinds, grand displays of hay bales, copious amounts of American beer, and an eleven-ton monstrous cheese.

 

This sounded so strange, but it's a beautiful, sweet, green scent. I definitely get the vegetal note from the tomato vines and the squashes and I think that the sweetness is from the pomegranate rind. Nothing smells like stinky cheese, so whatever that notes is just rounds it all out. Simply stunning.

[Poenari]

Very green, squashy, and vegetal for sure! No cheese, unless that was the slightly musky undertone that grounded it. Overall, way too much like sitting in the middle of a vegetable garden for me, but if you like really green scents, this is for you.

[freneticfloetry]

The biggest surprise of the exclusives, for me. I went in hesitant to even smell it, which I think was the cheese, and ended up buying two bottles. It's fresh and sweet and green and absolutely lovely.

[Caper]

Okay, so I'm a plant person and Planting Moon and Hagsgate are like my scents.

 

This is completely and perfectly suited to me. Delicious greens, NO florals, and a hint of something savory underneath. I would love to have several bottles of this for summer, since I can see myself going through this like mad.

 

Just perfect. I actually feel like I'm in the horticulture building at the county fair.

[zankoku_zen]

Fresh squashes, vines, squash blossom, cucumber, and a whiff beery water. It's fresh and green, and overall pleasant, but somehow not entirely to my liking. BOO HISS NOSE. Boo hiss.