There’s just something about this season. Autumn gets here and suddenly I want it to envelop me like a cozy blanket or favorite sweater. The brisk breeze, the turning leaves, the ones rustling on the ground. The scarves, the pecan pie, the chai lattes—I love it all. But what I love the most, yes maybe even more more than the pie, are the smells!

With the window cracked open, warm socks on, and a delicious candle burning, I’m a happy camper. Are you the same way?

I love a good candle. As a gift giver they’re always on my list of gifts for your backup stash. (You know, those things you keep on hand for just-in-case?)

I’ve rounded up some really wonderful ones for you. They’re perfect for a housewarming gift, for new neighbors and for your hospitable host.

From woodsy to spicy, maple and clove, pumpkin and apple, leaves and acorns, chai and bourbon, hearth and campfire—these are the scents of the season and you’ll find them in all kinds of wonderful combinations below.

Boston Tea Party Candle by Modern Alchemy, Antique Spice Candle, Campfire Candle by Himalayan Trading Post, Big Sur Candle by Jonathan Adler, French Bourbon Vanille by Voluspa, Kyara Clove by Belle Fleur

In coppers and dark chocolate colors, this top set shows that your candle choice isn’t just about scent, it’s also about style and ambience—a look to accompany the glow and a selection to suit your someone.

Pumpkin Candle by Linnea’s Lights, Maple Candle by Catherine Memmi, Titio Firewood Candle by Carriere Freres Industrie, Acorn Candle by Michael Aram, Campfire Candle by Sparrow, Gourmand Wood by Scent Bar

It might be surprising, but a couple of these soothing whites are some of the woodsiest in the bunch. And in case you’re wondering, Titio is Latin for “burning wood”.

Orange Candle by Costes, Pumpkin Chai Candle by Nest, Hearth Candle by Trapp, Teak Candle by Votivo, Autumn Spice by Seda France, Orange Clove by Mrs. Meyer’s

It wouldn’t be autumn with out shades and scents of orange. There are lovely smells—and packaging—in this grouping. As well as the most economical of them all, good ol’ Mrs. Meyers.

Apple Spice by Voluspa, When the Leaves Turn No.85 by Poetic License

Finally in shades of green and the one with the most perfect of names, When the Leaves Turn is described this way by Orange & Pear: “When summer glow gives way to the fiery hues of autumn. The sound of crackling leaves and the smell of teakwood fills the air with the rumor of the new season.”

Fill the air with the rumor of the new season? Yes, let’s.