It's probably too late, but it's worth a try - they certainly won't do anything unplanted :o) Tulips would be OK, but daffs might not come to anything. Give it a go and see!

I agree, they are not going to do anything unplanted so get them in the ground. Ideally daffodils should be planted August/September time. Make sure to feed them well after flowering so they are able to produce the following years flower bud.

Sept-Dec is the window, earlier for Daffs to allow some root growth. They may flower later than earlier planted bulbs but that is a good thing.

I agree with Kildermorie, and really the others. Get them in ASAP and you may get away with it. I once planted some in the week before Christmas and they bloomed late, but they did appear.

Our seasons keep getting mixed up anyway so I` d pop them in.........

Yup!

Thanks All, I'll bung um in and see what if any pop up or may put um in pots in the greenhouse.
Ta! xx Jackie xx

Put them in pots if you must but NOT in the greenhouse... they need to be outside experiencing the changes in temperature to flower.

Thanks Moon Grower :0)