Narcissus papyraceus aka Paper White Daffodil

Narcissus papyraceus, also known as paperwhite, is a perennial bulbous plant native to the Mediterranean region, ranging from Greece to Portugal and extending to Morocco and Algeria. This species has naturalized in various regions, including the Azores, Corsica, Texas, California, and Louisiana. With its white, strongly fragrant flowers arranged in clusters, Narcissus papyraceus is often cultivated as a house plant, commonly forced to bloom during the Christmas season. Belonging to the genus Narcissus, which includes daffodils, this particular variety exhibits erect, strap-like, mid-green foliage and boasts up to 10 highly fragrant flowers per stem. These flowers, which appear in mid-spring, are approximately 4.5 cm in width, featuring a white corona and yellow stamens. The Paperwhite Narcissus is an excellent choice for novice gardeners seeking to add beauty to their homes, thanks to its stunning trumpet-shaped flowers that emit a sweet, delicate fragrance. Also referred to as Paperwhite Daffodil or Paperwhite Lily, this perennial flower blooms in early spring, gracing gardens with its white blossoms and enticing scent. Indigenous to the western Mediterranean region, including Italy, Portugal, Spain, Morocco, and Algeria, Narcissus papyraceus is a member of the Amaryllidaceae family.