Narcissus poeticus

Narcissus poeticus, poet's daffodil or poet's narcissus (Scientific name: Narcissus poeticus) is one of the cold-resistant {{daffodil}} (scientific name: Narcissus) bulbs of the genus Narcissus, which is native to southern Europe and the Mediterranean. The flowers have pure white tepals and a short, pale yellow corona with a red upper end. The flowers have a strong fragrance and are used as an essential oil in perfumes. They are not edible because their toxicity is even higher than other daffodils.

Common name: Narcissus poeticus, Scientific name: Narcissus poeticus, also known as Poet's daffodil, Place of origin: Southern Europe to Mediterranean coast, Life style: cold-hardy bulb, Flower color: yellow, white, orange, pink. Flowering season: November to March, flower diameter: 4 to 5 cm, sub-crown diameter: 1.5 cm.