Citronella – Fresh scent for balcony, patio & garden

Citronella – why this scent transforms evenings

There are scents that instantly evoke a season. Citronella is one of them. Fresh, green, citrusy, clear – the scent that makes outdoor evenings possible. That makes the balcony more inviting. That gives the terrace an atmosphere you can feel.

Citronella is not a heavy scent. It doesn't overwhelm. It opens. It creates lightness – exactly what you need outdoors when the evening begins and you truly want to unwind.

What does Citronella smell like?

Citronella smells fresh, green, citrusy, and clear. Unlike heavy, sweet, or spicy fragrance profiles, Citronella has a brighter and airier effect. It brings a certain freshness to the air without making the atmosphere heavy.

Citronella belongs to the citrus fragrance family, but it has a greener, more herbal note than pure lemon scent. It is invigorating but not intrusive – ideal for evenings when you want to relax.

Citronella by location

Balcony – small moments of light after work

On the balcony, Citronella is ideal for small, conscious breaks after a workday. A candle, a glass, the evening sun – that's enough. Our XXL Citronella Candle "The Summer" is the perfect balcony companion.

Terrace – long evenings with a calm atmosphere

On the terrace, Citronella can be larger. Several candles, a wax eater – this creates an atmosphere that extends evenings and makes moments unforgettable.

Garden – atmospheric points of light

In the garden, Citronella sets points of light that mark seating areas and tables. Our Wax Eater Garden Fire is the most sustainable solution for many garden evenings.

Our Citronella products

• Wax Eater Garden Fire – sustainable and reusable
• Wax Eater Refill Wax with Citronella
• XXL Citronella Candle "The Summer"
• XL Citronella Candle "The Evening"
• XL Citronella Candle "The Twilight"

More knowledge about Citronella and outdoor atmosphere

• Citronella – Effect and Use (Knowledge page)
• Creating an Outdoor Atmosphere
• Summer Living Ideas

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