Poison Garden Candles

POISON GARDEN CANDLES

Step into the darker side of the garden with the Poison Garden collection, a series of candles inspired by some of history's most infamous poisonous plants.

Each candle was created around the folklore, history and character of its namesake plant, with its own fragrance designed to capture the feeling of the plant rather than reproduce its actual scent.

Belladonna
Inspired by Deadly Nightshade, Belladonna draws on the plant's long association with witchcraft, beauty, poison and old European folklore. Dark, intriguing and a little dangerous, this candle was created for those who prefer their gardens with a poisonous edge.

Datura
Inspired by the strange and beautiful Datura, a plant surrounded by stories of dreaming, altered states and danger. This candle captures the darker, more mysterious character of a flower that is as notorious as it is beautiful.

Wolfsbane
Named for Aconite, better known as Wolfsbane or Monkshood, this candle takes its inspiration from centuries of folklore surrounding wolves, protection, poison and witchcraft. A fitting addition to any collection with a taste for old superstition and darker botanical history.

Hemlock
Inspired by one of history's most recognised poisonous plants, Hemlock carries with it centuries of association with death, poison and infamous historical tales. This candle leans into that darker history while remaining firmly within the botanical world of the Poison Garden.

Oleander
Beautiful, ornamental and highly poisonous, Oleander is one of those plants that hides danger behind an innocent appearance. This candle was inspired by that contradiction, pairing the beauty of the flowering garden with something decidedly more sinister beneath the surface.

CLEARANCE

The Poison Garden collection is now being discontinued and will not be returning to the permanent Amongst Sisters range.

These candles are reduced as part of our range clear-out. Depending on remaining stock, some may feature our older packaging or label designs. The candles themselves are unused and there is nothing wrong with the product.

Once the remaining Poison Garden candles are gone, they are gone.