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Common Aromatic Plants

Dried lavender and rosemary sprigs

Herbs & Flowers

Lavender, rosemary, mint, and chamomile are among the most popular choices for creating gentle room fragrances. These plants offer soft, calming aromas that can be easily combined with other botanical elements.

Citrus peels and dried orange slices

Citrus Peels

Dried orange, lemon, and grapefruit peels bring bright, uplifting notes to your aromatic blends. They add a fresh, zesty character that complements herbal and floral scents beautifully.

Various dried botanical ingredients in bowls

Natural Aroma Profiles

Each plant material has its own distinct scent character. Understanding these natural aroma profiles helps you create harmonious blends that enhance your living space with gentle, pleasant fragrances.

Combining Plant Materials

Creating pleasant scents is about finding balance and harmony between different botanical elements. Simple combinations often yield the most satisfying results.

Herbal Blends

Combine dried lavender with rosemary for a calming, earthy aroma. Add a few dried mint leaves for a subtle freshness that brightens the blend without overpowering.

Floral Combinations

Mix dried rose petals with chamomile flowers for a soft, gentle fragrance. These combinations work well in open bowls or decorative containers placed around your home.

Citrus & Herbs

Pair dried citrus peels with sprigs of thyme or sage for an invigorating yet balanced scent. This combination brings both brightness and depth to your aromatic arrangements.

Storage Guidance

Proper storage helps maintain the quality and aroma of your dry ingredients. Keep your botanical materials in optimal condition to enjoy their natural scents longer.

Dry Storage

Store dried ingredients in airtight containers away from direct sunlight. Glass jars with tight-fitting lids work well for preserving both the appearance and aroma of your plant materials.

Temperature Control

Keep your stored ingredients in a cool, dry place. Avoid areas with high humidity or temperature fluctuations, as these can affect the quality and scent of dried botanicals.

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