Aloysia Species, Incense Bush, Sweet Almond Bush
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Passiflora, Passion Flower, Passion Vine 'Incense'
The Passiflora 'incense' was able to completely hide the tree debris from sight. My backyard looks like one huge undulating passion vine. The scent is very heady -- smells like warm honey fresh …
Focus on Encelia farinosa (Brittle Bush) - Dave's Garden
Nov 7, 2008 · Due to the sweet aroma of the syrup-like resin contained in the stems, E. farinosa is still used in churches in some parts of Mexico as incense. Native American people are known …
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Passionflowers hybridization - Dave's Garden
May 6, 2008 · Every tropical plants enthusiast nowadays knows about passionflowers, those wonderful climbers which are native (for 98%) to the New World and which have been grown …
Potpourri: Then and now - Dave's Garden
Dec 14, 2010 · A long time before modern chemical and electrical air fresheners, bouquets of fragrant herbs, spices and flowers were used to revitalize the household atmosphere. They …
Fixatives for Your Potpourri - Dave's Garden
Apr 5, 2011 · Whole Cloves - The essence taken from these dried flower buds is often used in formulating both perfumes and incense. Whole dried cloves will fix your potpourri, while adding …
A Holy Wood Ending - Dave's Garden
Nov 26, 2024 · The sanctum in the Latin name may have derived from that fragrant resin also being added to incense. Once the species had been overharvested, its slow growing habit …
Libocedrus Species, Incense Cedar, Mountain Cedar, New Zealand …
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The Regal Lily - Dave's Garden
Jan 30, 2017 · The First Discovery of the Regal Lily – and its Loss Sargent and Wilson had first met when Wilson crossed America on his way to China in 1899, on his first collecting …