Plum Leaf

Plum leaf, derived from the foliage of the plum tree (Prunus domestica), extends an exotic and somewhat underexplored aspect to the fragrance palette. Unlike the floral or the more commonly celebrated fruit scents, the plum leaf offers a subtle, fresh, and verdant aroma. It hints of a lush green quality intertwined with slight herbal nuances, bestowing a crisp and natural fragrance often reminiscent of freshly cut grass mixed with soft, sweet undertones. The scent may carry a minor fruity whisper, echoing the mild sweetness inherent to the plum itself, albeit far less pronounced than the actual fruit. Often used in perfumery to add complexity and a refreshing, leafy dimension to compositions, plum leaf pairs splendidly with fruity, floral, and woody notes, creating an elegantly balanced and soothing olfactory experience.