I always enjoy getting inundated with seed and garden catalogs around the first of the year, but my second favorite catalog season is late summer, when the bulb catalogs start hitting my mailbox. In addition to several mail order bulb companies, online companies also fill my e-mail box with advertisements for their latest offerings of everything from ornamental onions to daffodils, especially if I’ve ordered from them in the past. This year, one little narcissus caught my attention from the John Scheepers catalog called “Baby Moon.” Advertised as a scented Jonquilla, this little flower is canary yellow and only grows seven inches tall. That makes it perfect for planting in rock gardens or as part of a front border. Most narcissi will grow 16 inches or taller, allowing them to stand out in any spring garden, but a low grower is a treat. Of course, there are other dwarf varieties too. Van Engelen Inc.