Wed May 26, 2021, 06:39 PM

So a few weeks ago I ordered some Asiatic lily bulbs, which I've never grown before.

They look to be in good shape and are starting to sprout. When I looked up how to plant them I learned that they should be planted in the fall. I don't think they can wait that long.

If I plant now, what are my chances of them surviving? I don't expect any flowers this year.

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So a few weeks ago I ordered some Asiatic lily bulbs, which I've never grown before. (Original post)	Arkansas Granny	May 2021	OP
They should be fine. Fall is optimal planting time, but they'll manage. n/t	TygrBright	May 2021	#1
I'll plant them this weekend. At this point, there's nothing to lose.	Arkansas Granny	May 2021	#3
They'll be fine	JustAnotherGen	May 2021	#2