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Parfums de Nicolaï Mimosaïque shows mimosa as the airy, elegant, French scent you might anticipate (especially after smelling Parfums de Nicolai's iris-based Odalisque), while Caron Farnesiana, predictably, turns mimosa into a wonderful but heavier vanilla, heliotrope, and powdered milk scent.— nstperfume
The bees are humming round the bed of purple heliotrope, and drowsily murmuring in the shelter of the soft petals of the blush roses whose sweetness brings back the fragrance of days that are gone.— A Book of Myths
There were the sweet mignonette and heliotrope, the pink verbena, and the beautiful white scented verbena, the gay phlox, the pure candytuft, bits of lemon blossoms, and the faithful pansies.— The Angel Children or, Stories from Cloud-Land
Your Aunt Deborah and I are very fond of it"--here she sighed--"but for certain reasons--reasons you would not understand--we do not like to hear the word heliotrope mentioned.— Scottish Ghost Stories
It's positively buried in roses and heliotrope, and you'd never know it had a chimney.— Virginia of Elk Creek Valley

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