Ok Thank you! I planted them just now so hopefully they'll sprout and come up. I had some Freesia bulbs which I planted a few months ago, but they never sprouted.

I had no luck with Freesias, either. When I finally dug them up, the original
corms had, instead, produced a new corm on them, which process is called Pupation

don't know your location but you will likely get foliage, no flowers. If you garden in a warmer climate, they will return and flower next year and thereafter, provided they have been planted in good soil and not overwatered. Freesias like my garden but not hyacinths, which I find strange.

@haweha. went to your link but it went right over my head. Pupation good or bad? So what happens next?

Yeah only one set sprouted, but they haven't produced any flowers. I might dig up the ones that didn't sprout to see what happened too, they might have produced new corms too. I'm in the UK, I planted some a couple of months ago and they have only got foliage too and no blooms, so if the ones I planted now sprout I don't know if they will produce flowers. I've never planted hyacinths, but I might have a go with them in the fall.