Before winter has ended in many parts of the country, narcissus brilliantly make an unannounced appearance on sunny hillsides.
Maybe you call them by another name: daffodils or jonquils.
And if they annually sprout up around your yard, you may keep a special vase handy for arranging those first cuttings each season.
A magnificent choice would be a 1929 gourd vase made in the American heartland of Muncie, Indiana.
Reuben Haley designed the rare Art Deco Muncie Pottery.
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