>>Patchouli is sometimes referred to as "Graveyard dust" or "goofer dust", because the aroma resembles that of freshly dug earth.<<
Yeah, it's natural tendency is earthy and damp. If you mix it with hot spices, though, it smells more dry and dusty.
>>COmmon honeysuckle, a climbing vine that can destroy trees and buildings, is technically a member of the jasmine family. I have always found the scent of honeysuckle, as one rides one's motorcyle down a road through the woods, both aphrodisiac and a bit euphoriant. It makes up for how miserable the end of summer gets :-(
Yeah, I like honeysuckle too. Gardenia is another example of a sweet, heavy smell.
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Date: 2023-04-02 07:28 am (UTC)Yeah, it's natural tendency is earthy and damp. If you mix it with hot spices, though, it smells more dry and dusty.
>>COmmon honeysuckle, a climbing vine that can destroy trees and buildings, is technically a member of the jasmine family. I have always found the scent of honeysuckle, as one rides one's motorcyle down a road through the woods, both aphrodisiac and a bit euphoriant. It makes up for how miserable the end of summer gets :-(
Yeah, I like honeysuckle too. Gardenia is another example of a sweet, heavy smell.