by HeidiPG » Sun Jan 10, 2016 12:52 pm
If the snow comes first, things should be great as it is a great insulator. How far up are the bulbs showing? It happens up here where it is much colder and in general the bulbs are ok most of the time. You are in Greater Vancouver, right?
We get killing frosts into June here in PG and the bulbs keep coming anyway. The cold really just shuts them down temporarily unless they are some very tropical type of bulb that cannot be frozen at all (which we cannot grow anyway)
Freezing is not a major problem for them as long as they are not so very far along as to be almost blooming. Then the wet snow might bend and break the stems. Otherwise, don't fret too much.
Heidi in Prince George, BC
Zone 3 and loving it!