
Anya McCoy founded the USA's first modern natural perfume line in 1991. Since then, she has nurtured and educated natural perfumers and hosts a discussion group for them. Anya is the Head Instructor at the Natural Perfumery Institute that she founded in 2007 to provide a professional course for perfumers. In 2006 she revived the Natural Perfumers Guild, a trade association. She is a recognized leader in the art and the 'go-to' person for anyone interested in natural perfume.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Ask the Perfumer - Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012 - until 10 PM EST
So as I laze around today - did I mention it's going to be 87-degrees Fahrenheit today? - I'll only venture out to water some newly-transplanted scented plants like Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow - I'll be available for your perfumery questions.
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It is called that since the flowers change color daily for three days, fading a bit with each day that passes. they start vibrant and end white. It's magic!! No idea how many you have, I'm guessing three.....
ReplyDeleteMaybe christi guessed why? I think you'll have a lot of them, maybe six?
ReplyDeleteThe word "plant" comes from Latin, and it means a shoot, twig, sprout and the other meaning of this word is the the sole (of the foot). The synonym for "planta" is "herba".
ReplyDeleteI don't know how many plants you have, but I saw an entire garden full of wonderful plants in your pictures!
Yours,
Florentina
Feel free to comment, as the correct answer hasn't show up yet.
ReplyDeleteover a dozen In fact I think they line a walkway:)
ReplyDeleteYesterday Today and Tomorrow - Kiss Me Quick - gets its common name from the changing flowers. Emerge on the first day in deep purple, change to lavender on the second and white on the third before dropping off.
ReplyDeleteCould you have 87 flowers in your garden.
The winner is Christi! She got the description right, and was the closest guessing how many YTTs I have -- I only have two!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Anya
This is what I mean "not paying attention enough to the question"... :) Or maybe is it the language barrier?! Because I understood something completely wrong! :) (I'm not a native English speaker).
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I lost the opportunity to know you better, and I wanted that very much! I hope I'll have this chance in the future!:)
My best regards,
Florentina
Really?! I won!!? Awesome!!! I do have questions for you, Anya! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Christi:
ReplyDeleteWrite me first, and let me know what your questions are, so I'll know if I need to pull something off my harddrive for you. Then, we'll set up a phone consult! I can't wait ;-)
xoxo,
Anya