The savoring of yellow Tyrolean laburnum blossoms became a summer vacation rite of the Freud family. It was reminiscent of their paterfamilias's infantile “Dandelion in the Green Meadow” dream-scape. We may ponder whether Freud's adolescent olfactory memories were similarly “re-rooted” in Freiberg as a 17 year-old where many hours were “passed by him in solitary walks through the lovely woods” he had found once more.