Glorious Gardens, England Diffuser Refill, 200ml

Told LondonMade in the UK

£45

Glorious Gardens is an English garden at its peak: violet and green leaves, then a full floral heart of geranium, rose, magnolia and lily, settled on soft woods and musk. Composed by Andrea Montanari at Givaudan, made in England, with fresh rattan reeds for the porcelain you already own, illustrated by Kerry Lemon. A layered floral that opens green and fresh, with violet, green leaves and wisteria. The heart is a true bouquet: geranium, rose, magnolia and lily, the flowers of an English garden in June. Underneath, cedar and a complex musk keep it cool rather than sweet.

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