I'm hoping for an answer to the same question. My crocus and/or daffodils are coming up. I've never grown them before, I planted them early November. They don't have buds yet, and it is supposed to get below freezing tonight. Should this stop growth, and will they come up in the spring? Thanks for any advice :) Christy

I'm zone 7/MD.

I need the same answer! My tuplips are popping up too. They did this in February or so of last year, but they ended up okay. I dumped a couple inches of leaves on top of them last time.

I'm just worried b/c we will go through 2 months of cold winter after this... What shall we do?

I am in zone 7. Is it too late to plant tulips and daffodils?

I was worried about the same thing last year and every was asking the same questions you guys are asking. I was biting my nails until.......Every thing came up just fine! I have pictures to prove it. =)

Thanks lilwormy... I've been worried. If the floliage freezes/rots do you trim this off, or just let nature take care of it?
Thanks
George

I also wonder if our plants will make it.Here in Michigan we
haven't actually started our winter until January.I do know some of my trees didn't make it.

Bulbs are tough. They've been adapting for a long time! As long as you don't have buds getting ready to open, I wouldn't worry about the foliage.

I've already had a few early crocus bloom, and numerous spring bulbs have foliage up.

Beachlover2, are these bulbs you have in the fridge or something? All the spring flowering bulbs prefer to be planted in the fall. I did, one year, plant some in spring that I found in my basement refrigerator that I had forgotten about. They did not bloom that year, but did the next. I think I also lost a few that had gotten soft in storage...not recommended at all to store them that long!

Good luck with your bulbs...try not to worry!