Early spring evening
I was out picking herbs yesterday evening and I discovered the BEST smell combination. Fresias + Rosemary + Woodsmoke. If I was a freaky 18th Century perfumer, this is the exact combination of fragrances I would combine to capture a memory of the first days of spring.
Hurry up computer nerds!When are you going to invent the smell-o-blog?
What pretty photos you took too.Lovely!
I love freesias. Those are really cute duck bowls.
Now that’s spooky… freesia and woodsmoke are my two favorite scents. I’m trying to imagine a hint of rosemary added into the blend, and I think I like it.
I’m sure they smell amazing but they look wonderful too.
I have a huge vase of white freesias on my kitchen bench at the moment too and the perfume is superb. I love Spring! And yes, I agree those duck bowls are sweet.
I’m jealous!My fresias have budded, but there are no flowers as yet… (Stupid Canberra weather!)
i’m loving the freesias popping up in my garden too – must try the rosemary with them. your window sill looks so pretty!
Such a lovely arrangement. Just beautiful.
mmm pretty! im with meg…if only there was smell-o-blog : )hehelove your teapot too btw x
The smell of spring/summer will always be lilacs and honeysuckle to me, after the rain. Now if that was a perfume, I’d wear it everyday…
I did a similar thing yesterday evening though my combination was violets, oregano and freesias.I have wee vases filled with jasmine scattered around the house too.
I love, luff, lurve spring.
Ah your pics are lovely, I love freesias, sadly months away as a very wet and windy Autumn starts here! Pumpkins, soup and log fires for us!!
The perfect mix! Got to love Melbourne weather too!
Oh what beautiful flowers. Happy spring to you xx
Oh you should so pitch that to a perfume company, sounds just like something I’d wear!
OH MY, I can imagine that scent, freesias are my favourite flowers and rosemary is a very underrated accompaniment to a floral bouquet, both have such beautiful scents! I haven’t experienced woodsmoke before but i can imagine its musky.