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Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
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Oh, this is just incredible! My garden, retirement (preferably with federal status), cucumbers and tomatoes, and chickens frolicking among dandelions in a meadow under blooming apple trees. The smell of tomato seedlings always filled me with delight. The delicate hairs on the leaves, so pleasant to touch, and that scent of sun, summer warmth, and carefree childhood joy. Have you noticed how sincere and full joy was in childhood? Life experience, it seems, takes its toll, and it becomes harder to rejoice as we did back then. I wonder, can people who have survived difficult trials experience the same pure joy? Granny's Garden for me is exactly about that kind of joy, without a reason. It's amazing how I fell in love with Anna's perfumes for their timelessness, for not being tied to a specific moment. And suddenly, I find myself in the dirt, with a panama hat on my head, hands in the grass, and berry stains on my face. Tomato remnants on my shirt, and a matchbox with salt in my pocket just in case, to quickly grab a ripe tomato and enjoy it right there. This is the scent of simple, but powerful joy! P.S. I would really like to know how Anna managed to preserve the tomatoes for so long. After all, the scent of tomato leaves disappears so quickly, and here. How is this possible? ) The notes mention poplar and its resinous buds. If that's the case, then it really makes sense - the scents complement each other perfectly. But how do the tomatoes stay fresh for so long
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There's certainly plenty of earth here. But the fragrance itself - it's something else! It's so rich and vibrant, it just takes your breath away ))