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I would wait until after the next few nights freezes and then put them in the ground. If they are completely hardened off and can handle a frost then I would go ahead and plant half of them and hold on to the second half as a backup.
They need the cold to signal them to bloom but too much cold and they just melt away. They are definitely big enough to set buds and bloom.
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