They will be fine. I noticed one of mine was up the other day. These are established bulbs that have been in the ground for 2 years now.

I also found this...My spring bulbs are coming up...in December!

There are usually at least a few posts/inquiries each fall/winter/early spring, with concern about foliage emerging too soon.

Sue

Thanks, Sue.

It's in high 30s to mid 40s here at night now.

After reading the thread you linked I'll take mulch off of foliage so ground cools faster around foliage that's up already. I piled it up around foliage thinking I'd protect it from freeze but just the opposite is true.
They grow from the bulb and that's what needs to cool...
Duh, on my part!

Thanks again.

Often when the foliage emerges in the fall/winter/early spring, it will show damage from the freezes. That does not however hurt the bud or the bloom. Only occasionally will a bud or bloom be damaged after it has emerged from the ground and then experienced extra cold temps. I have seen daff buds or blooms be covered with a light snow, and then be just fine after the snow melted.

Sue