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Narcissus tazetta var. chinensis,
originating from the Mediterranean coast, grows wild in coastal
areas across various districts, with oosphere-shaped bulbs covered
by black coats underground. Leaves rise in late autumn and reach
20-40cm in length, 0.8-1.6cm in width, with powdery white surfaces.
Scapes, 20-40cm tall, appear through the centers of the leaves and
set about 5-7 fragrant flowers that bloom facing sideways. The
perianth lobes are slightly tinged with creamy white and open flat.
Paracorollas at the throats are yellow and cup-shaped. This species
does not result in fruit. Bloom time: December- April. |