Memory No. 1895

In 1895, the first orange trees were planted on the University of Arizona campus, their vibrant groves standing as a symbol of life in the desert. While the original orange groves have long since made way for the university’s growth, the sweet scent of orange blossoms still lingers in the air each spring. It’s a subtle reminder of the university’s deep roots, where the past and present blend as seamlessly as the desert winds carry the fragrance of those timeless trees across campus.

NOTES

desert citrus peel + orange blossom + canyon jasmine + sun-warmed wood