The purpose of this study is to discuss the physiopsychological responses generated from the flower scent. The research included not only the influence of flower scent to emotion and physiology, but also discussed if there are significant differences of physiopsychological responses between the olfactory single sensory stimuli and the olfactory-visual dual sensory stimuli. The study chose the Gardenia as the study material. Through using ProComp Infiniti^(TM) the physiological measurement equipment, electromyography (EMG), blood volume pulse (BVP) and heart rate (HR) were recorded. On the other hand, three basic emotional states- pleasure, arousal and dominance were included in the questionnaire. Comparing the data, the results showed that most of the relationships between the physiological responses and the psychological responses are not significant. However, the significant relationships exited in the heart rate and the arousal dimension. Moreover, most of the physiological scores and the psychological scores were higher in the double stimuli. These evidences proved that when the visual stimulus was introduced, the level of the emotional response would be elevated.