Soy Wax Candle - Arboretum

Redwood - Pine - Embers

Candles inspired by the trails in Portland's Forest Park. Each carefully crafted scent evokes a specific part of the park in a specific season.

Arboretum is named after and inspired by the Hoyt Arboretum in Washington Park, Portland, OR, that connects to Forest Park. It was founded to conserve over 2,300 endangered species of trees and shrubs, and has over 12 miles of hiking trails, including the Wildwood trail.

The Arboretum is home to many conifers -- redwood, spruce, pine, fir and cedar, which all inspired the fragrance of this candle. This is the most all-encapsulating forest bathing scent we could dream up to highlight this special place, one that will be well-loved by all, year-round.

These remarkably long-burning wood wick candles emit a soft crackling sound and just the right amount of fragrance. Many candles give me a headache, but these never do! Founder, scent formulator, and primary candle-pourer Kylie Antolini uses only top quality fragrances, 100% soy wax, and responsibly sourced materials.

Hand poured in Portland, Oregon

Up to 60 hour burn time

11 fl oz of wax in a reusable and recyclable 13.5 fl oz glass container

Dimensions: 4.25" high x 3" wide

Scent Notes:
Top: citrus zest, moss
Middle: redwood, fir, pine
Base: guaiacwood, embers

Make sure to burn your candle long enough to allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container. This is especially important the first time you burn the candle to ensure that the wick gets enough air circulation to maintain a nice flame.

Trim the wick to about 1/4" before you light it. You can just snap off the burnt wick with your fingers or use a candle wick trimmer. If your candle isn't lighting or staying lit, it's probably because the wick needs to be trimmed.

Wildwood Candle Company candles are hand-poured in small batches in Portland, Oregon using natural 100% soy wax, essential oils and high quality naturally derived fragrances. They use naturally processed and sourced wooden wicks from the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) that partners with Trees.org. All materials are sourced in the USA.

5% of profits are donated to the Forest Park Conservancy to help protect Forest Park's ecological health.