My husband and I were making a new flower bed where some tulips already resided and bloomed yearly. When he dug up the grass surrounding them we pulled out over 30 bulbs where we only thought there was maybe 5 tulips. They are currently sitting in an empty pot outside since I am unsure what exactly to do with them. I don't want them to die, and they are all hard bulbs and not mushy at all. We live in Kansas, so we definitely have cold winters for them to chill. I am thinking the crab grass that they were in was possibly stopping them from growing. Should I replant them now, or store them until fall like in the basement or something?
My husband and I were making a new flower bed where some tulips already resided and bloomed yearly. When he dug up the grass surrounding them we pulled out over 30 bulbs where we only thought there was maybe 5 tulips. They are currently sitting in an empty pot outside since I am unsure what exactly to do with them. I don't want them to die, and they are all hard bulbs and not mushy at all. We live in Kansas, so we definitely have cold winters for them to chill. I am thinking the crab grass that they were in was possibly stopping them from growing. Should I replant them now, or store them until fall like in the basement or something?