Well all you will be out is your time, if you have a place to plant them and find out if any are still viable. Al

Cool! You should totally plant them and see what you get! Some kinds of bulbs can survive a long time unplanted. You never know what you might get!

Plant the bulbs as deep as about 3 times their size. A 2" bulb would get planted about 6 inches deep, etc.

Be prepared for rodents and other pests to dig them up. Sounds like fun to try planting them.

And...once you have them in the ground be sure to take a 'before' picture.

Then in April of next year, take an 'after' picture.

And post both of them here!

Jim

can i plant these after I harvest the winter gardens, because all my gardens are replanted now with fall through winter varieties and should I divide them out in size, I had planned to simply arrange the bulbs with top up. Included is a picture of now

An update,
Sorry, the bulbs were to old I guess, none have come up, not even a hint. all of the bulbs that have been here for years, have already come up and some have even bloomed already, but sadly no others, Thanks much.

Don't give up on them yet. They look like glads from the picture and if old and dried out it will take some time to show any above the ground growth. Al