In the newest BX list is1. Narcissus pachybulbos Few small bulbs. This rarity is best >suited to a mild climate gardens only. It has notoriously large bulbs >up to 3 inches in diameter and robust foliage with tiny (teensy) >flowers of perfect daffodil shape, but less than 3/4 in. in diameter. >It is related to the Tazetta group and flowers though small are very >fragrant. Note the spelling of the species is "pachybolbus" (vowels got reversed). It is regarded as a good species by Blanchard but he notes that Webb proposes lumping it with N. papyraceus; it comes from North Africa. I grew it in the bulb frame for many years but have now found that it's hardy outdoors here in western Oregon, with typical winter temperatures in the mid-teens F. Most tazettas don''t flourish in the open garden at my place, including "paperwhites" and the pretty bicolored ones. Another that does well outdoors, however, is N. panizzianus, mostly from the Iberian Peninsula. I lost N. italicus in the open. Jane McGary Northwestern Oregon, USA