The note, when interpreted as a 'garden accord,' unfurls as a multifaceted tapestry of scent. It is predominantly fresh, vibrant, and alive, often carrying an initial burst of crisp, dewy greenness, reminiscent of crushed leaves and newly mown grass, sometimes with a bright, airy quality. As it evolves, a symphony of delicate to opulent florals emerges – a blend of soft petals, heady blooms, and sometimes the sweet, narcotic perfume of night-blooming jasmine or the velvety richness of a rose. Beneath this floral canopy, an earthy, humid undertone grounds the composition, evoking damp soil, moss-covered stones, and the rooty aroma of vetiver or patchouli. It can be sharp and effervescent in its opening, settling into a smooth, slightly powdery or milky floral heart, and eventually a lingering, naturalistic base. Projection can range from intimately subtle, like a gentle breeze carrying distant floral whispers, to an enveloping, lush embrace, depending on its specific interpretation. Its longevity is typically moderate to long, acting as a complex heart-to-base accord that continuously reveals new facets.