Lily bulbs.

[cheops]

I've just come inside for a coffee having dug up a small clump of lilies I want to relocate. The original bulbs are now the size of oranges but there are also are lots and lots of smaller bulbs ranging from the size of a small fingernail to the the size you would expect when buying lily bulbs. They were only planted two years ago so they have had only two summers of flowering. I was not expecting such an abundance of bulblets.
I have two questions please -
Do I let all these bulbs dry out and plant later on in the year or should I replant them almost immediately.
Secondly, is it worth planting these new young bulbs especially the smaller ones or are they years away from flowering?

[roitelet]

Replant the bulbs at once they don't like to be dried out. I would replant any bulbs that are the size of a conker they may not flower next year but probably flower the year after.

[cheops]

Thank you Roitelet. I shall replant immediately.

[bramble]

I dug all of mine up last week. I split them and replanted immediately. I planted all the smaller in shallow containers and I will move them into deeper pots as they get bigger. Its an inexpensive way of increasing your stock and it gives me stisfaction to see thrm mature.

[sparrow100]

Thank you from me too - got talked into lily bulbs a the wisley flower show and am launching into flaaaaahs next year. V handy info.