If you have them, get them in the ground. I prefer to plant glads a few weeks apart, extending the bloom period. I don't know about anemones, they probably won't like the heat, but I think they would stay dormant til fall. The anemones I have bloom in spring & again when it gets cool in the fall. I believe they dry out easily & wouldn't last til fall or spring to plant.

Glads are usually planted 10 days/2 weeks apart for continuous bloom and cosnidering they take from 60 - 75 days from planting time to bloom time, glads in zone 5 can be planted as late as end of the June.
For zone 6, this puts the later date to about two weeks later I'd say.
So you have lots of time to get those bulbs into the ground.

Just be sure to lift them, and store them, before a heavy frost.