Thanks so much for that link, mrsD.
This is from that link and what I thought...
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The trick to growing tulips, crocus, and hyacinths is giving them a "cold treatment" to fool them into thinking they've gone through a cold winter underground. This can be done quite easily in your kitchen refrigerator (though if you're planning to store a large quantity, and still plan on eating, it might work better if you have an old, spare fridge handy).
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Mine might not do so well this year then. If they do flower, I'll certainly take photos and post them. I have a feeling they got too wet as well.
You never know though. I have been called the "crocus fairy" before now. lol
It's not really a huge deal I guess, it's just that they gave me so much joy when they flowered last year in the colder climate. I need to look after them better by the sound of it.
Thanks!
P.S. I made a spelling error in the title.
I tried to correct it but it didn't seem to work. I'm feeling a little out of sorts with making such an error. It stands out to me like a lighthouse!