Collection: Bellflower Fragrances
Bellflower, a delicate wildflower often overlooked in the vast botanical tapestry, introduces a subtly sweet and airy note in perfumery. Its fragrance, tender and unassuming, carries hints of crisp apples mixed with a light floral essence. Evocative of serene meadows and gentle spring breezes, bellflower is like a whispered secret between nature and those who take a moment to listen. In the realm of scents, this note often acts as a soft undertone, lending a fresh, almost ethereal quality to a composition. Using bellflower in a perfume is akin to adding a soft watercolor stroke to a canvas, creating a nuanced depth that may not shout for attention but undoubtedly enriches the overall olfactory experience.
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Campanula Other names: Bluebell
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Description
The 500 genera of Campanula are commonly referred to as bellflowers. One of the most well-known species is called bellflower in England and wood hyacinth in Scotland and Virginia hyacinth in the United States. Known for its distinctive five-petal bell-shaped flowers, with flower colors ranging from violet blue to pink to white, this hardy plant thrives in soils with minimal nutrients and can sometimes grow on cliffs or dunes. The flowers are said to have little detectable odor, but are known to attract bees, butterflies and moths.
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