The flowers must have just faded just like mine. You can dig them up now and have her plant them soon after arrival. They should be planted with about 1 - 2" of soil to cover the top of the bulb. They will not bloom if planted deeper. And tell her to leave them alone as long as she possibly can. I found that they sulked for several years after transplanting before they made an appearance.

You've got to be quick in the city, or someone like me will come by before very long. I'm always prepared to make a fortuitous pickup and keep several kinds and lengths of clothes line from the dollar store in my car 24/7, along with strapping tape, duct tape and bunjee cords. I also often have a few empty boxes in the back seat. For some large things, I go home and get the old piece of carpet from under the porch to protect the roof of my car, but flattened out big cardboard boxes work almost as well if time or distance are factors. TIP: Some items need to be tied through your windows as well as to the back and front of the vehicle. Dumpster Diver Cum Laude LOL! Seriously, though, I think that at a construction site, those pallets were probably owned by the company that delivered some supplies and maybe even had a deposit on them. They were probably just set aside for pick up and not being trashed. I know that's usually the case around here.

Yes, they will grow back. You just won't get blooms for another month as they recover.

We have a pickup truck with 6 ft bed. Anyone with ideas how I can transport the cattle panel home?