I've ended up with some bulbs that I didn't get a chance to plant at the end of last year. They include miniature narcissus, crocus, tulips, bluebells, and alliums. I'm wondering if I should go ahead and plant them now or if I should store them for next year. Are they still viable, or is it too late?
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Honestly, if the bulbs are kept in a cool, dry, and dark spot, you can plant them now if they look dormant. Just assess their condition first!
I would advise against planting them now. It's better to store them in a dark, dry place with good airflow for a fall planting. They still have potential for next season!
Hey, I totally get the bulb struggle! I often buy too many and miss the planting window too. I usually wait until spring when the soil dries out a bit. Just plant them then and see what happens; they might surprise you!