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The beautiful scent of the sweet purple violet flower has been grown for centuries to create exotic perfumes.

In aromatherapy, essential oils, fragrance oils and hydrosols are often confused as one and the same oil; know how to identify a pure aromatherapy oil from a fake oil.

The ancient Egyptians influence and knowledge of aromatic plant use was used by the Greeks, Romans and Europeans to produce modern day aromatherapy.

Mauritius has all the luxuries of Maui or Martinique but is easier on the pocket, especially for families who want to enjoy a vacation in a tropical island paradise.

The fragrances of many exotic perfumes use ingredients from nature; plants such as amyris, tuberose, cassie and narcissus are popular ingredients for such perfumes.

A quick guide to flower care during the hot summer months -- and tips on how to enjoy your flower garden more, too.

Everyone who owns a home with room for a garden knows that to have that area properly landscaped will add both beauty and value to the home.

Alone and dreading Valentine's Day? Stop wanting to cross February 14th off your calendar and instead think about reasons to celebrate.