Korres Natural Products -- is generating buzz with its line of botanicals from Athens, which are made from raw organic ingredients.
After an extensive renovation, it will have a spa offering treatments "inspired by botanicals from Thomas Jefferson's own farms," according to the hotel Web site.
Other standout summertime swim trends include plaids (gingham from the Australian swim house Seafolly and madras from Thom Dolan); black-and-whites (stripes from Norma Kamali and botanicals from Tommy Bahama); and florals (primaries from Rebecca Taylor and pastels from American Eagle).
Nearby, the natural skincare line Haeckels mixes botanicals from the chalk-reef coastline in its cliff-top lab overlooking the bay, and will soon unveil a Victorian-style bathing machine — which is essentially a sauna that wheels into the water.
Some of the problem lies in the seemingly one-way relationship between the company and Nunavik, the Quebec Inuit territory where the botanicals, from cloudberries to juniper, are harvested, said Stephen Puskas, an Inuk visual artist based in Montreal.
Another Austin-specific service is the wildcrafted body ritual utilizing botanicals from the farm.
It's made with nine botanicals from around the world including elderflower and hibiscus, with subtle citrus peel and juniper in the nose.
In line with the 'apothecary' theme, most cocktails are made with fresh herbs and a dash of botanicals from the neighbourhood's traditional medicine shops, and bar staff wear traditional chemists' whites.
It is best to use premium gin and artisan tonic water to get the full botanicals from the gin to come out.
Other data sets included botanical information from Leeds Museum, films listings from Cornerhouse in Manchester, Sheffield Theatres productions from 1971 to 2010 and Leeds Libraries visitor information.
The Linnean Society of London, owner of Linnaeus's collections, elected William to a fellowship in 1934, and he served as botanical curator from 1959-85, and president from 1979-82.
