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a closer sniff

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At first

Indiana sweet corn

Heart

As it settles

Honeysuckle · tiger lily

Base

What lingers

Fresh blueberries · hot summer air

the bit you might not know

Behind the scent

Named for the old Midwest farming saying "knee high by the Fourth of July," used to judge whether a corn crop is on track. Set at a roadside corn stand in Indiana, with a farmer slipping an extra ear to a kid outside their mother's watchful eye.