[Eblana]

As I am leaving my allotment at the end of this year I have started to move some of my plants down from the plot to my garden.  While on holidays a couple of years ago on the Scilly Isles I bought some Narcissus bulbs which I planted on the plot (I actually have never seen them flower because of the two lockdowns).  Because of the lovely memories of that holiday that they bring I really want them so I dug them up last week.  They have multiplied massively and I now have loads but I am unsure what to do with them.  Should I now plant them straight into the garden, put them in pots until the Autumn or should I dry them out until the Autumn? 

[Debz]

In my opinion, plant them now.  I've lifted some before and forgotten about them or mice have eaten them before I re-planted them.  They're safer in the ground in my experience.

[snowdrops]

Yes if you have spaces where you want them to go I’m with Debz get them in or you can heel them in a bare spot & dig them up later, if you go down that route put a piece of chicken wire in a trench & then the bulbs,then cover with the returned soil, makes it easier to get them all back out for permanent landing in tge autumn.

[Eblana]

Great thanks, I will pop them in the ground this afternoon.