i live in Maryland and missed the recommend planting what can i do. is it possible to put in refrigerator to fool the bulbs
If you put them in the fridge, then plant them as soon as the ground thaws, they may still bloom this year. Don't put them with apples or pears. They emit ethylene gas that will kill the bulb flowers.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/fruits/fegen/ethylene-gas-information.htm
I got many lovely tulip and crocus bulbs, intending to plant last fall, and life got in the way. I put them in the ground in early February, before the last few frosts. Nothing at all came up. Can I leave in place for next year, or should I dig them up and replant in the fall?
I would leave them to reduce stress. At this point, they will continue to grow until their next dormancy. Then the following spring should sprout the flowers that you are waiting on!
The collection of articles on this search page will offer much of the information that you are looking for:
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Last year which was the 1st year I had these bulbs and they bloomed wonderful
Are they getting full sun? If not, move them to full sun. Then try working in a little bonemeal around the sprouts, without disturbing any roots. Were the leaves last year left to wither and turn yellow? If not, they won't come back properly. They need to yellow to regenerate the bulb.
Is it possible it is something else coming up other than tulips? Some type of weed seed that blew in? Here is more:
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/bulbs/tulips/tulips-bloom-every-year.htm