A wonderfully fragrant heirloom dating back to the 1700s. These star-shaped blooms with slightly recurved, pure-white petals frame a bright yellow-green inner cup finely-ringed in red. The high-contrast inner flower with dark interior looks much like a pheasant’s eye, hence the name. Grows to 16” tall and blooms in mid-spring. Plant in full to part sun. Resistant to deer and pests. Narcissus Class: Poeticus
