The best way to identify a Douglas fir — that ubiquitous American evergreen that, it turns out, is much more than a staple of ...

As we settle into winter and the holiday season, professional perfumers expect to smell more sweet, woodsy, dark, and intense ...

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Believe it or not, a pine-scented candle is not your only way to achieve a Christmas-y smelling home! Try these sustainable ...

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For some, it's reminiscent of the nostalgic scent of church incense used around the holidays ... crushed leaves, cinnamon bark, and more to achieve a subtle yet unique olfactory experience.

"Once it starts blooming, tuck in greenery clippings around it." Here, he used Western red cedar, pine, and incense cedar, though any cuttings or berry branches will work. Choose 'Minerva' amaryllis ...

The Knob Thorn Tree, scientifically known as Senegalia nigrescens, is a unique and essential part of African ecosystems. Known for its characteristic thorny knobs on the bark, this tree plays a ...