I came across a sale on pots of tulip bulbs at walmart that had been sold as easter flowers already in bloom and died off. The people at the store then cut off all the greens and were selling the pots of bulbs at like 75cents each so i picked up a bunch of'em figurin i wouldnt be out much if they didnt work out.
My question is what would you all think is the best way to handle them, do I pop them in the ground now and see what happens next year or would it be better to pull them out and store them dry until fall and plant them then? If one way or the other has a much better chance of workin out i'll go with that, if they're both about the same I'll prolly just plant them now.
Thanks,
Matt