melbourne's royal botanic gardens, just after the rain.
that morning walk is where botanical gardens began.
the gardens after rain
the rain has stopped but the paths are still wet.
citrus blossom and damp petals rise off the stone.
morning light comes down through layer after layer of green.
the beds are planted in neat rows, but the plants have their own ideas.
it is ordered and wild at the same time.
from the gardens to the bottle
- the blossom: bergamot and orange blossom, bright off the wet path
- the beds: rose, peony and jasmine, the full bloom of the garden
- the trees: cedarwood gives it a woody frame
- the warmth: amber and musk underneath, as the sun comes out
how botanical gardens smells today
- notes: bergamot, orange blossom, rose, peony, jasmine, cedarwood, amber, musk
- feels like: full, fresh and floral
- family: floral
- strength: 4/5
which botanical gardens to choose
- reed diffuser (200ml): no power needed, lasts around 1 to 6 months. shop it
- micro oil (15ml): for the micro and element, around 1 to 3 months. shop it
- aura oil (100ml): for the beacon and pillar, around 6 to 12 months. shop it
- room spray (50ml): a few sprays whenever you want it. shop it
botanical gardens questions
- is botanical gardens the same as jardin de carthage? yes, same scent, new name
- can i try it first? grab the 2ml spray sample, or the discovery kit with every iconic scent
- where does the oil come from? french perfumery, made in australia to a formula by our master perfumers
more on the notes, rooms and strength in the botanical gardens scent guide.
more guides: all scent guides
