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Putting on my garden geek hat for a second- The name bluebell is used for scads of different flowers, some of which are not even distantly related. The English bluebell, called common, but actually becoming rarer, has a wonderful scent. As far as I know, the others do not.
I love many flowers for their scent, but Oriental/Trumpet lilies are by quite a margin, my favorite. I do wish Lutens' Un Lys had been Un Autre Lys.

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Originally Posted by Taolady What a find!! Went straight to their site - (which is so pretty) who knew!! Can't wait to get samples. Thankew!! Prediction: You're "just a girl who can't say no" to a floral like this.

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Orange blossom and Jasmine in the background though.

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Originally Posted by Twolf Another curious Gemini here enjoying every single flower there is! In perfumery, I mean.
same here!
I'm a Gemini as well...


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Linden Blossom
Lily of the Valley
Peony
Iris
Heliotrope
Hibiscus
Magnolia
Tobacco Flower

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Of course! With the name like yours you better be, darling!
Sorry, OFF.