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Fragrance Spotlight Friday: Washington, D.C. Posted on 6 Sep 11:29 , 0 comments

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Found in our Washington, D.C. fragrance, Cherry Blossoms are an integral part of the history of Washington, D.C. Donated by the Japanese in 1912 to United States as a gesture of friendship, 150 of the initial 3,020 offering, still remain. The first two cherry blossom trees were planted on March 27, 1912 by first lady Helen Taft and the Japanese ambassador’s wife, Viscountess Chinda on the northern bank of D.C.’s Tidal Basin. You can still view these two trees today near the John Paul Jones statue at the south end of 17th Street. The first cherry blossom festival was held in 1935, and now draws in approximately 1.4 million viewers (attendees?) each year. The peak bloom time is on average April 4th and the blooming period lasts only a few days to two weeks at most.

DC’s cherry blossoms are most of the Yoshino variety. Their smell has been described as a very faint and sheer rose-like and cherry blend, with a hint of sweet and spicy. DC is the perfect fragrance for fall. With a variety of new and changing opportunities, from the return to school to the resurgence in work after summer, DC is assertive and powerful making it your perfect partner for the fall!

Travel Shot Tuesday: Floral Edition Posted on 30 Jul 11:15 , 0 comments

[caption id="attachment_2634" align="aligncenter" width="300"]Ashikaga Flower Garden, Japan Ashikaga Flower Garden, Japan[/caption] When we came across this image in our daily Pinterest browsing, we knew we had to share it. This gorgeous garden is the Kawachi Fuji garden in Japan. Full of gorgeous wisteria blossom arches, we can't help but think this would be the perfect place to spend every lazy summer afternoon. Be sure to follow Nomaterra on Twitter and Facebook!  

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