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Random Musings => Miscellany => Grow Your Own => Topic started by: Mrs Pingu on 22 October, 2023, 05:37:30 pm
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In our back garden I keep getting whiffs of a slightly sweet but funky smell. I don't think it's fox as I reckon the garden is too well fenced off for them to get in, I can't remember what fox funk smells like either.
Any other suggestions? There are plenty of herbs in the garden but I don't think it's any of them.
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Privet or ivy flowers? Pretty strong here, just now.
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Neighbour smoking weed? ;)
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No privet or ivy in my garden, and I don't think there is in my neighbour's either. Defo not weed, more pleasant than that.
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Penguin wee?
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Body under the patio?
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The internet should have more 'What's that smell?' threads. They're probably doomed from the outset, but fun is pretty much guaranteed.
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Our viburnums,which usually flower around Christmas, are already in flower - sweet smell like camay soap.
I suspect the winter box (Sarcococca) which also has a sweet smell will be early as well.
Not to be confused with box as used in hedging, which smells of tom cat pee!
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That reminds me – yew berries smell, to me, like dog shit. Or perhaps not like dog shit, but the smell of yew berries reminds me of the smell of dog shit.
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Any farmers moving silage? That can have a sweetish, herby smell.
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In Swindon, it would be dope. It's all-pervading.
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Perhaps I can assist with identifying the underlying substance?
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Sam