Narcissus (Daffodil) flower

The image features a cluster of white flowers with pale yellow centers, identified as a variety of Narcissus, commonly known as daffodils. These perennial spring-blooming bulbs are characterized by their six petal-like tepals and a central cup-shaped corona.

Historically, the genus Narcissus is native to meadows and woods in Europe, North Africa, and Western Asia, with a center of diversity in the Western Mediterranean. The specific variety in the image appears to be a multi-flowered cultivar from the Tazetta or Triandrus group, known for producing multiple blossoms per stem and often possessing a sweet fragrance.

Today, while the botanical origin is Mediterranean, the primary commercial production and breeding 'ownership' of the world's daffodil bulbs are concentrated in the Netherlands and parts of the United Kingdom. They are grown globally in temperate climates for both garden use and the floral industry.