Now that I can see the bulbs better in 2nd pic, the bulbs could be early summer blooming lilies such as Asiatic or Oriental lilies. Notice the way the bulb seperates into clove-like sections. That is probably some kind of a lily!!
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Could be crocus, grape hyacinths or other spring blooming flower bulbs? Whatever they are, they need to be separated & replanted.
I believe they are daffodil bulbs, so many cluster of bulbs .
Now that I can see the bulbs better in 2nd pic, the bulbs could be early summer blooming lilies such as Asiatic or Oriental lilies. Notice the way the bulb seperates into clove-like sections. That is probably some kind of a lily!!
Elizabeth from NC - PLEASE DO NOT SEPERATE THESE BULBS!! These bulbs are suppose to look this way. Just replant them!
I agree with Carol, they look like Oriental Lily bulbs! How pretty!
they don't "need" separated & surely not unless they are dormant. There are hundreds of bulbs you need to let them bloom to see then mark them. Here's some https://www.gardenexpress.com.au/bulb-identification-planting-depth-guide/ some more http://hibiscusflowershopblog.blogspot.com/2013/03/find-your-zone-plant-your-bulb.html MORE https://www.google.com/search?q=plant+bulb+identification+uk&safe=active&tbm=isch&tbs=rimg:CYHxO-oe6UTpIjgwKsqHW3gyB0QbG_1lAHZuh57e3NcBjY-H9YwuGqm-0qaBrPYx1LiGLdy_11bZGFZrMX2ms8AZ5TUioSCTAqyodbeDIHEZpI0OAYmvEtKhIJRBsb-UAdm6ERQ6yTIFaKAAcqEgnnt7c1wGNj4RFZx9l5-5jMpSoSCf1jC4aqb7SpEZh30u1uKcivKhIJoGs9jHUuIYsRWWoSB5w4SAMqEgl3L_1VtkYVmsxHpKzNN2q4SOSoSCRfaazwBnlNSEUJ2hBlsIM10&tbo=u&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj30L2Lnq3fAhXlllQKHfoeAjEQ9C96BAgBEBs&biw=1366&bih=626&dpr=1#imgrc=0e301a15TQ_ETM: