Polygonum

Polygonum

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Polygonum is the knotweed genus. As a note it is green leaf: verdant and foliage-like, with a peppery lift and damp earth under it.

Scent Profile

Polygonum smells green, a leafy, verdant foliage rather than cut grass or a bitter green. Underneath runs a damp, earthy soil note. A slightly peppery lift sits on top, close to water pepper. A faint herbal quality runs through the whole thing, and a soft floral note shows in the small blossoms.

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Origin

Polygonum is the knotweed, smartweed and bistort genus, sprawling herbs with hollow stems and small clustered flowers. No supplier datasheet for a polygonum fragrance material was found. The note is a green herbal reconstruction, not a traded extract. Polygonum hydropiper is called water pepper for its pungency, which is where the peppery reading comes from.

Usage in Perfumery

A green filler and lift in leafy compositions. Fragrantica files it under Greens, herbs and fougeres across 8 perfumes. Parfumo shows 3 placements across 3 brands.

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