Narcissus, commonly known as daffodils or locally referred to as narciso in the Comunidad Valenciana, is a genus of predominantly spring perennial plants of the Amaryllidaceae (amaryllis) family. The bright and beautiful flowers of the Narcissus are a common sight in gardens and rural areas across the region.

• Appearance: Narcissus plants are characterized by their trumpet-shaped structure hovering above a star-shaped backdrop. The flowers can range in color from the classic yellow to white and even light orange.
• Habitat: These plants thrive in well-drained soils under full sunlight or partial shade. They are frequently found in meadows, woodlands, and cultivated gardens across the Comunidad Valenciana.
• Blooming Season: Traditionally, the blooming season for Narcissus is in the spring, but they are sometimes also seen in late winter, depending on the local climate conditions.
• Cultural Significance: Narcissus flowers have been admired for their beauty and fragrance and are often associated with themes of new beginnings and rebirth, making them ideal symbols for spring.
• Care Tips: To grow healthy Narcissus, it is important to plant the bulbs in autumn at a depth of three times their height, water them well until growth appears, and avoid wetting leaves which can cause disease.

Narcissus plants are not only admired for their ornamental value but also contribute to the rich biodiversity of the Comunidad Valenciana. They attract pollinators like bees and are an integral part of the region's natural landscape.