Re: scent, boxwood, privet, Brussels sprouts
- Subject: Re: scent, boxwood, privet, Brussels sprouts
- From: Cheryl Isaak c*@adelphia.net
- Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 10:14:01 -0400
and do you find any strange smells associated with asparagus? That one does map to the Brussels Sprouts one! BTW, I love both!>>Ain't it interestin', Bill, what scents some hate and others don't? To me, the scent of box means summer in the south:-) To others it's anathema. Now, I loathe and despise the scent of privet blooms...makes me gag; others say how sweet they are... If I had one smell left to smell, it would be boxwood--one of the greatest aromas on the planet. I hate the little holly look-alike (to the uneducated eye) because it doesn't have the smell. I too, hate privet and its cousins. Paperwhites are initially nice but turn rancid to me pretty quickly. A wondering, then: Fact: there is a component in Brussels sprouts that some people can taste/smell, and others can't, and the difference is genetic. I CAN smell it, and I HATE Brussels sprouts. Wonder if there's a mapping from there to privet and boxwood?
Cheryl
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Cheryl Isaak
Londonderry, NH
AHS Region 4, USDA Zone 4B/5A
growing, stitching and reading in NH
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