Mandarin & Mint

Someone digs into a garden bed after rain, sleeves rolled up, soil still cool under the surface. The air carries a bright citrus lift that feels immediate and unforced. Green mandarin leads with a tart edge, while bergamot adds a clean, pale brightness. Orange blossom sits nearby, soft and white, never loud.

Mint arrives with a cool breath that does not sting. Basil and thyme bring a kitchen freshness, and lavender smooths the edges without turning powdery. Jasmine adds a small floral weight, then galbanum and moss pull the scent back toward the ground. Vetiver sits low and earthy. Sunlight rests on a wooden table where herbs are laid out to dry.

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