When the tulips begin to bloom, it's a sign that spring has arrived. As the dull days of winter come to an end, gardens come alive with bright colors and crisp shapes. Tulips may not be the first flowers that could be considered fragrant, but a number of them are certainly fragrant. Notes: Head: Cyclamen, Freesia, Rhubarb Hearts: Tulip Base notes: Blond woods, Vetiver

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