Garden is Stillwater at its most botanical.

This family draws from the cultivated spaces closest to home: herb beds near the kitchen door, lavender growing in rows, roses climbing along old fences, damp soil, green stems, and leaves warmed by the sun.

The fragrances are floral and herbal without becoming formal or overly perfumed. Each is grounded by the living parts of the plant—the leaf, stem, soil, and surrounding air—rather than focused on petals alone.

Garden scents feel familiar, expressive, and gently uplifting. They bring nature indoors not as an abstract idea, but as something tended, gathered, and known through regular use.