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Why should you keep your gardenias away from your orange blossoms?

Gardenias and orange blossoms both smell terrific, but when placed together in the same bouquet, they will neutralize each other's odor and there will be no smell at all.

This news arrived on: 10/26/2009

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11-02-2009 06:45

Rosemarie wrote:

Gardenias and Orange blossoms

The word odor has a negative connotation, and perhaps the word AROMA should be substituted. I think of skunk as emitting an odor or things left in my garbage can in the summer.

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