No growth on Grape Hyacinth

I planted some Muscari – Grape Hyacinth – in the late fall. I haven’t seen any growth. Did I plant them too late? I live in Northern Virginia and our ground doesn’t freeze until late in the year here. I planted Muscari late in the fall and I fear they didn’t have time to grow at all because I don’t see any green. The winter started kind of mild with some very cold days, but December and January weren’t bad. February was cold for this area and we did receive frequent snow showers and some ice storms, but it wasn’t bad. Did I lose the plants since I don’t see any green?

Thanks.

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#1 Comment By shelley On 03/09/2015 @ 8:17 pm

I would not lose hope yet. Spring is just starting to get into gear, so I think with a little extra time you will start seeing the tender shoots of the grape hyacinth pop through the ground.

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