You can keep them in the ground if your temps are never below 40 degrees. Usually zones 8 - 11 If you have the cooler winters, then you should dig up and store if there is danger of them rotting over the winter. Most growers wait until the foliage has been killed by frost.
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No
You can keep them in the ground if your temps are never below 40 degrees. Usually zones 8 - 11 If you have the cooler winters, then you should dig up and store if there is danger of them rotting over the winter. Most growers wait until the foliage has been killed by frost.
If you live North YES. It depends on what zone you live in. Here in Pennsylvania you do need to dig them up and store for the winter.
No they will come back in the spring
Yes put dark place until spring that in Wpg that is . Don’t bulbs will die due to snow get rotten .