Slovenia year 2016 stamps Flowers Narcisse’s full set

Slovenia year 2016 stamps Flowers Narcisse’s full set

Narcissus, commonly known as daffodils, are not native to Slovenia, but they do grow in parts of the country, particularly in the western region. Daffodils are perennial flowers with distinctive trumpet-shaped blooms and are prized for their bright colors and cheerful appearance.

In Slovenia, daffodils are often found in meadows, forests, and grassy slopes, particularly in the Julian Alps and the Triglav National Park. They typically bloom in early spring, adding vibrant splashes of yellow, white, and orange to the landscape.

While daffodils are not as iconic in Slovenia as they are in some other countries, they are still appreciated for their beauty and are sometimes used in floral arrangements and garden landscaping.

It’s worth noting that the wild narcissus species (Narcissus poeticus), also known as the poet’s daffodil or pheasant’s eye, is native to parts of Europe, including neighboring countries like Italy, Austria, and Croatia. While it may not be as common in Slovenia as other types of daffodils, it is possible to find them growing in suitable habitats in certain regions of the country.