Narcissus poeticus

Flower name
Narcissus poeticus
Scientific name
Narcissus poeticus
Alias口紅水仙, Narcissus poeticus, Poet's daffodil
Place of originsouthern Europe and the Mediterranean
Place of floweringGarden, Botanical Gardens
Flowering seasonJanuary, February, March, November, December

What is Narcissus poeticus

Birth flowers for Jan 3, Jan 4

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.