My bulbs started coming up

They will be fine. You may have experienced a late frost last year. We had one here in WV right before the tulips bloomed. There were all kinds of people covering their tulips. One person actually put baggies over each tulip with a twist tie on the stem. LOL They had like 50 of them. And yes they had the kids doing it. I thought it was the funniest thing. My girlfriend was like you are not going to do anything. I said no and didn't do anything. They were just as beautiful as ever. So don't worry. Daffodils are tough. You can lay the bulbs on top of the ground and they will grow right there.

They will be absolutely, just fine! Snow actually works as an insulation, so all is well.....the only thing that would cause a loss now is that if you have good (bad) solid frosts that would freeze the bulbs below ground. When you have to worry is with long (many days) frosts...and no snow for insulation. If that happens just apply a good thick mulch. A rule of thumb when planting bulbs (not Iris tubers) is that you find out what kind of frosts you have in your area. If they are long,& hard freezing the ground to 3" deep, then you plant your bulbs at 4" deep. You might want to mulch the Irises, only. My daffs, tulips, hyacinths, crocuses, & muscari, are all blooming, or finished, and we have had minus nights, and beautiful days now for over a week! Don't these harbingers of spring make your spirits soar? Smiles.

Thank you, for the best response....Hope you had "a banner of beauty" from your spring flowers....and now, you are overwhelmed with your summer bouquest of aroma! Rainbows to you!