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A fragrant shrub believed to have many therapeutic properties, Cape May resembles the European May plant. It has been domesticated and planted in many South African gardens for its show of flowers. Interestingly, the leaves and twigs of Cape May have been used extensively as an insect repellent and a deodoriser, as well as fragrance in potpourris.
This clear liquid has a fresh, herby aroma with an interesting pepper note. It blends well with angelica, basil, cape chamomile, clary sage, juniper, fennel, ginger, jasmine lavender, neroli, patchouli, petigrain, vetivert and ylang-ylang.
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