Description
A kitchen garden in July, greenhouse door left open.
There's a particular smell to a garden in high summer — basil brushed against on your way past, tomatoes still warm from the sun, leaves catching the breeze. Orange and lemon lift first, scattered with wildflowers. Basil and ripe tomato settle in next, green and unmistakably summer. Crisp greens and a soft white musk hold it all together underneath, so it stays with you long after you've come back inside.
Notes
- Opening: Wild Orange, Lemon, Meadow Blossom
- Heart: Basil, Vine-Ripened Tomato
- Dry Down: Green Leaves, White Musk
