Narcissus

A cute dwarf species native to France and Spain, Blanchard places it in section Jonquillae, however the AGS Encyclopedia considers it to have affinities to Cyclamineus. Long known as Narcissus juncifolius, it was for a time considered part of requienii and now hails to assoanus; it thrives in dryish alkaline soils and is easy as a pan plant in the alpine house.

Large flowers to 3.6cm across, tepals with green tips, Morocco, lives up to its name.

Fat flowers, to 3.4 cm one of the most attractive forms, Atlas Mts.

The hoop petticoat, fat bells with a tiny corona, my favorite species Narcissus as you might deduce from the following list, some are very rare in the wild all are seed raised.

Wild form from seed collected by mojmir, these are mostly dwarfish with large flowers, the bulbocodium tyoes have done well for us both in a cold greenhouse and in the open garden.