Transplanting and purchase bulbs

I read somewhere on your site that to transplant my Asiatic Lilies and Tiger lilies should be done in lat fall, around the end of Sept. or Oct. ~ I am in Zone 7, New York.
Also, I want to purchase some bulbs next month. Will they “stay fresh” until I plant them in late fall. How fresh will they remain? If you can, please advise what other flowers I can plant at that time. I only want to plant PERENNIALS. I am not that much into annuals.
Your kind response is greatly appreciated. Have a glorious day, with blessings.
Thank you.

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 07/11/2017 @ 9:49 pm

If you are purchasing Asiatic and Tiger Lily bulbs they can be planted right away.

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