Plant them all now or soon.

What shrubs n bulbs said.

The above posts are right, get them in the ground as soon as you can. The bulbs you named will all bloom in the early spring for you.

Hi all. I posted this along time ago . And I planted the the same day as I got the answers. But I have a new question, "even though none of the bulbs came up (well,one did) Did I do the right thing by mulching heavy with hay and leaves before the first snow of the season came last night? Also they did get a light frost two day's b-4 I got to mulch....Am I scre#@d? Any comments welcome as you can tell...I am very much an amature. Thank you very much

Although the grape hyacinth does usually put up foliage in the fall, you shouldn't expect to see anything of the rest of them until spring. I never bother putting mulch over my bulbs, newly planted or otherwise, so can't speak to that, but I think it'll be fine. You've done your part, now the bulbs will do theirs, so relax and soon you'll be enjoying your spring display!

Things are swell, Joe. The one that came right up was probably the Grape Hyacinth. It likes to have green foliage all winter so you can wonder where the blossoms are. They'll be along in spring with the other pretties. Light frost didn't hurt anybody.

While you worry and wonder, marvelous things are happening under the soil. Roots are forming, Little shoots are waiting to emerge when spring comes. The buds of the flowers are already in those bulbs, just waiting. Some of us just can't wait sometimes, and dig down to see if that's true. Try to resist the temptation. Spring will come.

Your question in the spring will be, "Why did I plant so few?"

Nell

This is my first plant. I just bought a Hyacinth and a grape hyacinth, and I don't know what to do. I bought it a week ago so now it's looks sad and they are dying. I didn't know that I have to plant them. If I plant them Could I save them?? What else I need??