Daffodil

A daffodil is a flowering plant in the genus Narcissus, known for its bright yellow or white trumpet-shaped blooms that herald spring. Its structure typically includes a central cup (corona) surrounded by petal-like tepals. Daffodils grow from underground bulbs, allowing them to flower reliably each year. They are popular ornamental plants cultivated widely in gardens and landscapes due to their vibrant appearance and early flowering time, signaling the end of winter. Beyond their beauty, daffodils contain compounds used in medicine and have cultural significance in various regions.