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Celery cologne is derived from the oils taken directly from the leaves of the celery plant. It's calming scent can be compared to fresh-picked celery. The most underrated of vegetables. It smells great!
Native to the Mediterranean region, celery in its wild form is called smallage, and it is grown to this day for flavoring. The Greeks called it selinon, and as such it is mentioned in Homer's Odyssey, dating from 850 BC. A member of the carrot family, celery is first recorded as a plant in France in 1623 and was probably developed either there or in Italy.
America’s celery industry was spawned in the 1850’s when celery seeds were imported from Scotland the areas surrounding Kalamazoo, Michigan. Dutch farmers who settled there had the knowledge and skills necessary for utilizing muck soils (dark, fertile soils containing decomposed vegetable matter) to grow what is now a multi-million dollar crop. Most Michigan celery is of the green or "Pascal" variety.
Now you can have your favorite zero calorie healthy snack as a crisp and refreshing celery perfume spray.
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