Plant them right away. At this time of the year they just start to regrow roots and waiting will not do any good to them.

Hi Jeanne I'd be interested in Van Sion Queen of the North Little Witch Acropolis I'll have a new list in May of fresh bulbs we'll be getting in Fall. And there are some on my list right now, but it needs updating. Pam

I have a disease on my amaryllis. It is white and looks like white fly only there are not bugs. A nursery lady told me it was mealy bug and I have been treating them but nothing seems to happen. Whatever it is, it makes the leaves curl and the white powder like residue goes way down into the top of the bulb. Can anyone tell me what to do and what it is? These were my Grandmothers and I don't want to lose them. ann montgomery annmontgomery46@gmail.com

My two cents is to just leave them until you have a place to plant them. Why put more stress on them then they already have. I had much the same situation here, we live on the side of a mountain here in Pa. Our soil up here is heavy clay and rock. I happened upon some iris leaves struggling under some bushes on our land, I love iris, so I began digging them up and transplanting them to the gardens I built. At first I had just seen like fifteen fans coming up in the bad area, but then... I came to find out the corms had almost covered the entire area, and wound up with well over two hundred fans! The more I dug the more I kept finding hidden corms. They must have been growing there for well over ten years. They were so happy to be put into good dirt and fed they all went crazy, but, they took a season to grow first in the good dirt and then the next season bloomed their heads off. I wound up with so many I began trading them for other colors~I can't wait for this season. great luck~ Hey my name is lynn also