looks like tulip.. i think water is distorting the image ...

and i sure hope you dont have them under water ... they are not an aquatic ...

they could be stored.. dry ... until proper planting time in fall...

or replanted immediately .. the problem with this.. is not remembering where you plant them... or not being ready to plant...

if tulip... store like an onion ... in fact .. an onion/potato sack would be perfect ...

most any bulb you run across... bloomed in spring.. [there are very few exceptions in MI] ....stored energy with the withering leaves.. and basically sit dormant until cooler fall soil triggers a leaf or two ... which winter over.. and then the rest comes in spring ...

grew up in livonia.. and am now in adrian..

welcome to GW ....

ken

Thank you Ken. I removed them from the water, and will let them dry out for a bit. They are more tear dropped shaped, which is why I was thinking a tulip. My husband and I are still working the bed. It's slow going because the top is dry, but go down a few inches and it's just thick. It's a semi sunny area, definitely not the sunniest part of the yard. It's actually against my detached garage against the back wall. There used to be a lot of flooding, but the previous homeowner built up portions of the yard and it's no longer an issue. Will probably just replant in the fall and I appreciate your time...I foresee myself posting here at least a few more times since so far I've had peonies pop up, daylilies, milkweeds, and stinkhorns LOL it's been interesting...