No picture. But just keep the roots damp until you can plant it. Then water well.

any plant.. but for bog plants.. should not sit in water for very long ...

i used to put an inch or two of water in a bucket ... insert plant .. and then some rags into the water.. so the rags or newsprint.. soaked up the water.. and kept the roots moist.. but not underwater ... plant within a few days ... hold in shade ...

if you cant get to them fast.. just roughly pot with some damp media .. until you can plant them ...

the plants .... especially if leafed out.. will be very stressed ... and you will need to protect the leaves from direct sun.. for a week or so.. while the roots start pumping water to help the leafs survive ...

or .. pot them up ... struggling without a pic ... and plant them in the net proper planting season.. even if it is fall ...

use the camera/photo icon.. under the box you type a reply in ... to add pix to the reply ...

it helps to tell us where you are.. in each post ... the level of transplant stress will be different as you move north or south ... re: current weather ... etc ...

ken

You just do not want to let the roots dry out, so if you can't plant right away, wrap in damp newspaper, heel into damp mulch or pot up temporarily. And it never hurts the roots to rehydrate in a bucket of water while you dig the planting hole....soaking overnight is excessive.

These are tough plants, fully capable of growing well from cracks in disused parking lots or in the gravel along the edge of roadways. They don't need much coddllig!