That's more post-lighning strike and so on though? Fried oxygen molecules?

Winter Garden... so it smells like muck, slush, and frost-killed, not-quite-warm-enough-to-stagnate foliage?

But my clothes already smell like that! >_<;

Vera - 1 ~ Febreze marketting - 0

[lol]

Yeah, I mean, almost anything would be an improvement over a frost-blighted garden! Have you ever had to clean one out?

I have. Nasty business, that.

Hell, I live in a sub-tropical region, and even here the cold kills the banana trees and taro plants!

I guess they decided words were more important than meanings or something...

Probably smells like peppermint. Everything winter = peppermint. Just like everything fall = pumpkin spice.

Yeah, why is that? Half the year is represented by mint and spice. What about spruce, pine, roasting turkey, or something?

At least springtime has about a million different flowers to choose from...

Maybe 'winter garden' is a metaphorical thingy XD.
Incidentally what does it smell like?

I'll bet you anything it smells like Febreze.

[lol] I don't actually know what it smells like, this was online shopping xD Can't find any reviews for it either. There's a winter evening scented candle. That's a far more sensible scent option, though that would be just another Christmassy scent, I'd have thought. Though one that smelt of a combination of hot tea, toasted teacakes and an open fire would be interesting.

We're fine.

You're one of the people who left and came back, right?

Glad you came back!

Maybe the Febreeze smells like sugarbeat cooking

I don't know what that smells like :O I'd be quite interested to taste sugarbeet cooked as a vegetable.

It'd be interesting if it did smell of cooking sugarbeat. Then both inside and outside could smell of it.

Someone needs to take one for the team and buy this. Inquiring minds want to know!
Edit: I googled it

That just takes the mystery a step deeper. Why do so many things say they smell like amber? Mm, man, this ancient crystallized sap smells just wonderful.

What winter garden was that! [lol] That sounds pretty nice, and like a quite Bigglesy scent, I believe, but yes, not very realistic as Cherry points out xD We're back to household products that apparently smell of rocks...

I like the scent of mistletoe. Or what we have assigned as the scent profile of mistletoe. My absolute favorite smell is cedar, which also works for the holidays.

I'd be surprised of mistletoe actually had a scent, but I'd be interested to know what fragrance manufacturers have decided it smells like! Biggles, do you have antique cedar wardrobes? In my head you do!