Article: Our 3 Favourite Garden-Inspired Scents
Our 3 Favourite Garden-Inspired Scents
With National Gardening Week, there’s no better time to bring the beauty of the outdoors into your home. At Aery, we’ve bottled up our best garden-inspired scent that can transport you straight to your favourite patch of peace, so you can enjoy the magic of the garden no matter where you are. These are our three favourite fragrances to celebrate spring garden inspiration at its best:
1. Herbal Tea
Inspired by moments of calm in the garden with a cup of something warm, Herbal Tea is grounding and soothing. Think green leaves, soft citrus, and a touch of earthy sweetness. It’s the kind of herbal home fragrance that pairs perfectly with quiet mornings, gentle pottering, or just sitting by the window soaking up the light.
If you love fresh herbal candles, this one’s for you:
2. Tomato Leaf
A favourite with fragrance lovers and gardeners alike. Tomato brings the outdoors in with fresh, green, and lightly sweet notes that are instantly uplifting. It’s a nostalgic scent that captures the essence of sun-warmed vines and leafy stems. Perfect for the kitchen or anywhere you want a hit of garden freshness.
We like to think of it as a love letter to spring’s first greenhouse pickings.
3. Citrus Tonic
If spring had a soundtrack, Citrus Tonic would be the scent to match. Zesty, vibrant and clean, this citrus candle features notes of grapefruit, mandarin, and lime – a blend that instantly energises! It’s the ideal choice for brightening up your space during Gardening Week, especially when the windows are open and the garden's in full swing.
Whether you're out sowing seeds or simply admiring the view from the sofa, these garden-inspired scents are the perfect way to stay connected to nature this season. Light one, take a deep breath, and enjoy the simple pleasure of a garden in bloom – no muddy boots required ;)
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