Mohican Allium, Pink Allium and Muscari...too late to plant?

Hi-Hope you're all well-I've orderd some on sale Mohican Allium, Pink Rosy Allium and Muscari as they were cheaper than normal. ..Is it too late to plant? They haven't arrived yet, but i'm worried that the ground will be too cold. It's snowing apparently in Leeds in a weeks time! eek!

 

No plenty of time to plant to plant alliums , the muscari maybe showing signs of growth but still can be planted. Which muscari ? got to be careful with armeniacum can be invasive

 

Thanks for the info. Ah cool! I read that Decemeber can be leaving it too late for certian bulbs, bar Tulips, in northern England. It's the basic blue armeniacum (although i planted Whites, pinks, sky blue, purples etc in October) . Yeh, i read that they can be invasive. I've had loys of them a couple of years in my garden now and they don't really even hardly spread! Wish they would ha! Okay, cool, i'll wait for them to deliver the bulbs and plant them asap Really hope i get a great display of spring bulbs this year, esp Tulips. Last year only 2 Victoria Secrets bloomed out of 40 ! Some of the other tulip varieties bloomed 50-50. The Muscari and Hycianth always bloom well. Have poor results with Anemone Blanda too.I think there's too many bulbs in my 9 by 4 meter garden.

 

@Shaneoak I find M armeniacum to be very invasive, the foliage is very floppy and they just look a mess. I admit I have a grudge against them; when I moved in here the rockery and the bed on the opposite side of the bed were full of them and I spent a summer taking the rockery down and removing the them, even then I didn't get them all and still am removing foliage and bulb if I can get it.
I do rather like some of the other Muscari species such as macrocarpum. These tend to be better behaved and bulk up slowly as they are more particular about growing conditions. I planted some M caucasicum last weekend with several inches of growth showing, these will be fine. Muscari start into leaf fairly early and I already have M macrocarpum in leaf (flower April).
Anenome blanda grows and spreads under the trees in my garden. Here they are shaded in summer by the trees and don't get baked, but in winter the ground is sufficiently well drained they are not wet. The rhizomes are relatively close to the surface only about an inch or so down.

 

ha fair enough. I've become quite fond of the Muscari and yes, some new varieties are great. I had some white topped and sky blue ones last year, looked so pretty with light pink large Hycianth's. I have burgundy Anemone which seem to do well and look lush! The bulb supplier still haven't posted the bulbs, been a week now. Bit panicky as it's getting on a bit. Although, i bizarrely have California poppies still in bloom, the papery yellow types!

 

Update: Arrived and all planted Was a right skill full maneuvering job trying not to hit other bulbs whilst planting these and i kept sporadically unearthing crocus that had started to set root and shoot! I just re planted them, i'm sure they will be okay. There was a lot of space left under the apple trees, so, i had to plant the tulips under there. Hope they have enough space to grow and don't get pushed aside by the apple tree roots.