Re: scent-boxwood


Sure is, Bill.  I figured box smelled like "cat" to you, as it does
to many people.  Some like the smell of Freesias - they are noxious
to me; some hate the scent of lilies and I love it.

Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
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> From: Blee811@aol.com
> 
> Scent perception is often an individual matter, isn't it, Marge? 
To me, 
> boxwood smells like every cat in the neighborhood has "visited" the
same 
> spot.  I have found that sometimes there is also a difference
between how 
> males and females perceive scent.  Tazetta daffodils, and some
double 
> daffodils with tazetta genes, are often perceived differently, some
loving 
> them, some hating them.
> Bill Lee

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