A "glasshouse fragrance" often refers to scents inspired by the atmosphere of a greenhouse or a conservatory. These fragrances typically evoke the clean, fresh, and natural smells found in botanical environments, such as lush plants, flowers, and damp soil. They're often characterized by a mix of floral, green, and slightly earthy notes.

Some common elements in glasshouse-inspired fragrances might include:

• Florals: Such as jasmine, rose, or lily of the valley, which are often found in greenhouses.

• Greens: Notes like basil, mint, or freshly cut grass.

• Earthy undertones: A hint of soil or moss, evoking the natural environment of a greenhouse.

• Fruity touches: Citrus or melon notes to represent the bright, sunlit atmosphere.