I bought my Costco bulbs last week from a fairly good selection, but I would expect still a few more. I have not seen lily bulbs at costco this time of year. A few years ago they tried selling tulips by the crate of 1500 bulbs. At least in this location they did not sell and I think they finally threw them out. Home Depot did not have their tulips in yet and no one could tell me when they would arrive. Al

Don't wait because they don't last long. Usually the first is the best selection. They don't add. What you see is what you'll get.

Thanks. I'm going first thing tomorrow.

I don
t know about Costco, but I usually find lilies at Sam's and other box stores no earlier than late January.

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our Sam's has bags of 100 tulips or daffs for 13 and change.

They also have boxes of all kinds of things for 14 and change.

I got 100 yellow daffs (to finish a planting started 4 years ago) and 60 orange daffs (cause my wife requested them)...

Now I just need to find a couple hundred or so "glory of the snow" and some more species tulips and I'll be good (and my front will likely be done (except for digging up and dividing daffs next spring).

~Chills

Picked up about 450 tulips (Triumph, Darwin and LIly) from HD and Costco last week. About 100 Hyacynth as well. Costco had a good variety, 60 for $13.99. I like the fact that Costco has multiple color combos in the same bag.

So including a couple bags of crocus, I've got close to 600 bulbs in the fridge. I checked the prices on the non-chill bulbs (Daffs, Dutch Iris, Freesia and Muscari) and they are basically the same at Costco and HD.