Their foliage comes out in cool weather. This year, like some of the daffodils, they may be putting foliage out a bit early (usually this occurs in February/March), but it won't really hurt them - they are quite vigorous and if their foliage dies out during winter, they will put new leaves out again next year.

It is normal for the foliage to die back after blooming - they do that every year. Just cut off the stem when it starts looking ratty. The blossoms dry well and can be used in flower arrangements.

Cool, thanks April! =) By the way, my Zephrine Droughin Rose proagation goes well! I'm going to take an updated pic of them when I go home for lunch. Also, thanks for the Aloe! I'm going to pot it up sometime in the Spring to a wider, not deeper pot (which I hear is best from my recent research on it).

Yep, all mine in the yard is up and pretty for fall. Love to see it pop. Lets me know the bulbs I planted are okay.

Yea, I know that now! Yay! =) I still have the 4-5 cloves april game me too. Can I toss them into spaces in between the others or is there already enough in the container? It's frickin huge...easily 2+ feet side-to-side...probably 25-30 gallons.

You can dump them in. They might get a wee bit crowded, later on, but it won't hurt them or anything.