Tuberose Quotes

“Tuberose: A flowering plant in the asparagus family with a tall stem of white blossoms whose heady, sensual scent evokes dangerous love”
― Meg Donohue, The Memory Gardener

“The stately tuberose is reluctant to share its effusive scent, yielding only to enfleurage- petals pressed into fat between glass, rinsed in alcohol. The carnal charisma of tuberose, one of the perfumer's most expensive essential oils, heightens the white floral bouquet, lifting it up on angels' wings. -DB”
― Jan Moran, Scent of Triumph

“You'll find me with the Tuberose. We bloom at night.”
― David Paul Kirkpatrick

“If moonlight had a scent, it would surely be something like this: Airy white flowers— jasmine, night-blooming and lush, or even luminous tuberose. The cool, powdery kiss of orris, so very different from the golden warmth of the sun. And… perhaps the faintest hint of incense, for when the moon had gazed down upon a world ancient and wild.”
― Alexandra Bracken, Immortal Rose