Those who have known Fragrant Earth since the beginning have
always understood that we have that distinct difference in aroma.
We have always said you can buy by chemistry but it should
be qualified by nose. Robert Tisserand put his finger on matters by pointing
out aromatherapy is related to fragrance by being both a science and an art.

Our first choice of source was always wild crafted. Wildcrafting is the practice of
harvesting plants from their natural, or "wild" habitat, for food or
medicinal purposes. When wildcrafting is
done sustainably and with proper respect, generally only the fruit, flowers or
branches from plants are taken and the living plant is left, or seeds of the
plant are scattered in the plants preferred environment.
Any wildcrafting must be carried out within the law and with
due regard to regulations concerning endangered species.


Fragrant Earth’s second choice is organically grown plants
which are then distilled into essential oils. Of course organic growing with
its attention to soil structure, plant health and taste must be superior to
crops grown stuffed with artificial chemicals and sprayed with umpteen
chemicals for various purpose some of which will pass into the essential oils.
However we still favour where possible wild crafting for
that indefinable energy. Look at this way any gardener knows that tilling the
land always produces weeds first i.e. wild plants. We can call this weed
vitality. Vitality is expressed by speed of growth and with aromatic plants the
smell the aroma which has power as it is an expression of the plant itself. Sometimes
chemists are so lost in the mists of their technology that they fail to
recognise that a plant is alive and they cannot by analysis explain life or
life force what the French calls Elan Vital.
So if you want something special to treat any malady of
mind, body or soul or if you want that extra note of desirability in a fine
fragrance then make sure you go to Fragrant Earth for wild crafted of Organic
essential oils.
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