They will survive and flower in spring. It will surely cool down soon and then they will stop growing. Anything above ground now will look pretty bad by the spring but the plants will continue to grow. Anything that gets really ahead of itself and pushes out a bud will get blasted when the cold hits, then probably not flower in spring.

Some of mine are too. The other morning it was 72 degrees at 6 A.M.! This morning it's 29. Mostly, it's nuts.

We've been having the same weird weather. It was 20° here in TN last night. Some of my daffodils have been making greenery for a couple of weeks. Most of the Early Louisiana leaves are over 8" high.

Becky

I was covering mine with Nature's Helper yesterday. They keep on growing every day. It should get colder tomorrow, hopefully, and delay their emerging till spring. In a meanwhile I see them popping up everywhere.

Not much point burying them until the soil gets really cold. Burying them in nice warm soil will just make them grow faster to reach the light. Leave them until they stop growing, then mulch if you expect really cold weather.

Yikes! Why are little stems popping out of the ground when it's December? It was about 80 yesterday, and today is was about 60. I think they're confused and so am I...