Comments on: The Scented Garden from Spring to Fall http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/ Unbearable Lightness. Humanist Spirituality. Balanced Living. Poetic Inspiration. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 22:28:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: honeysuckle white http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-50039 honeysuckle white Sun, 06 Jan 2008 01:31:33 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-50039 [...] The Scented Garden from Spring to Fall [...] [...] The Scented Garden from Spring to Fall [...]

]]> By: betty http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-43183 betty Sat, 17 Nov 2007 12:20:53 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-43183 Well, I thought of this post as I suffered through a Blue Man Group concert the other night. The man next to me had bad breath......no, BAAAAAAAAAD breath. It somewhat ruined the experience for me. Aroma is such a critical part of an experience. When house-hunting, I immediately rejected many houses due to intolerable odor. Hugs, Betty Well, I thought of this post as I suffered through a Blue Man Group concert the other night. The man next to me had bad breath……no, BAAAAAAAAAD breath. It somewhat ruined the experience for me. Aroma is such a critical part of an experience. When house-hunting, I immediately rejected many houses due to intolerable odor.

Hugs,
Betty

]]> By: Darcy Pedersen http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-42357 Darcy Pedersen Tue, 13 Nov 2007 01:28:32 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-42357 What a lovely garden you must have! I remember hiking in So. California growing up and seeing the native tobacco plants. Certainly brings back memories! Thanks for the pleasant thoughts! Darcy What a lovely garden you must have! I remember hiking in So. California growing up and seeing the native tobacco plants. Certainly brings back memories! Thanks for the pleasant thoughts!

Darcy

]]> By: Garnet David http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-42151 Garnet David Sun, 11 Nov 2007 23:14:14 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-42151 betty- I also remember that hammock with fondness. Perhaps Spring will inspire another one into my driveway. You are lucky to have that rose garden and all its other natural smells so close. I'm glad you appreciate it. It seems lilac has won out for most memorable smell, at least judging from the comments here! thanks for stopping in. D betty- I also remember that hammock with fondness. Perhaps Spring will inspire another one into my driveway.

You are lucky to have that rose garden and all its other natural smells so close. I’m glad you appreciate it.

It seems lilac has won out for most memorable smell, at least judging from the comments here!

thanks for stopping in.

D

]]> By: betty http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-41902 betty Sat, 10 Nov 2007 16:55:04 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/muse/2007/11/06/the-scented-garden-from-spring-to-fall/#comment-41902 While reading this I was remembering that hammock you used to have, and thinking what a great pleasure it would be to just relax into the hammock and inhale the aromatherapy of your garden. One of the things I like best about walking in the rose garden is the many different scents emitting not just from roses, but various pine trees and other plantings unfamiliar to me. I was lucky to attend college in a city known for its lilacs. I still remember the intoxicating scents pervading the city during the week of my graduation. And I love that photo of your front yard. Hugs, Betty While reading this I was remembering that hammock you used to have, and thinking what a great pleasure it would be to just relax into the hammock and inhale the aromatherapy of your garden.

One of the things I like best about walking in the rose garden is the many different scents emitting not just from roses, but various pine trees and other plantings unfamiliar to me.

I was lucky to attend college in a city known for its lilacs. I still remember the intoxicating scents pervading the city during the week of my graduation.

And I love that photo of your front yard.

Hugs,
Betty

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