Narcissus pseudonarcissus subsp. lobularis is a natural subspecies of wild daffodil, valued for its hardiness, natural appearance, and ability to naturalize. This is the "classic" yellow daffodil often associated with natural meadows and spring forest clearings. The flower is simple, harmonious: petals and corona are richly yellow, without contrasts, which gives it a complete and natural look.
The plant reaches a height of 30-45 cm, forming strong, stable flower stalks. The flowers are medium-sized, about 7-9 cm, slightly drooping at the beginning of flowering and fully opening in good light. Flowering occurs from April to early May, depending on climatic conditions.