Hi,
Keep the foliage on the bulbs. Then find a nice place in the garden in full sun to part shade, and plant them. If you can't do it right away, keep them in the pots until you can. Plant them a bit deeper than they were in the pot.
I do hope you got a nice discount at Lowes since they will not bloom again until next spring.
Remy

Thanks for the info Remy! I live in Louisiana and I don't know exactly what kind of hyacinth it is, I am hoping it isn't a grape hyacinth. I don't think they look all the great! I paid $1 for a pot that contained 3 large bulbs. I found 2 pots of it so I got them both. I now have them separated into 6 pots. The leave are still nice and green. I will plant them like you said and hope for the best! Thanks so much again!

PS: Great rose garden! I noticed you have a Just Joey listed. I have one too. A simple but lovely rose!

You don't have grape hyacinths if the bulbs are large. Grape hyacinth bulbs are usually under an inch in diameter. And I'd guess there would be more than 3 in a pot if they were trying to make an atractive decorative planter.

If the foliage grows for awhile this year you should have some nice, though a bit smaller, blooms next year. Most of my hyacinths are from bulbs others gave me after they were done blooming....guess they know who likes to save any potential rebloomers from the trash :)

Hi again,
You're welcome : )
Don't worry, I know you got real hyacinths because the are big bulbs and they always seem to come 3 to a pot this time of year. $1 was a good price. Chances are they are one of 4 colors, white, pink, lavender, or lilac.
Remy

Forgot to say thanks about the roses! : )
Remy