If you just plant them without a cold treatment they probably will come up but not bloom. The growth will feed the bulb and prepare for next year's blooming . Be sure to plant them deep enough according to the package or they may not survive the heat of the summer and frost of the winter.
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Are you wanting to know When spring will hit your neighborhood?
Or are you wanting to know how hardy your bulbs are?
Hi Stacia. Yes, plant them in the Spring after last chance of frost has passed. Read the package to know how far down to plant them.
Put the bulbs in your refrigerator or freezer for three weeks before planting..they need the cold to get them to bloom in the spring.
If you just plant them without a cold treatment they probably will come up but not bloom. The growth will feed the bulb and prepare for next year's blooming . Be sure to plant them deep enough according to the package or they may not survive the heat of the summer and frost of the winter.