Air in March

March might not be the most appealing month in the calendar, but it is the moment when you realise the air smells differently. Tulips and hyacinths are out, juices start flowing in the ground, the air is still cold, but very different to the winter months.
 
Air in March is the second in our airy floral series. It opens with a cheerful hyacinth note - as bright as the flower itself,  and slowly dries down to a more austere, aquatic, almost seaweedy base.