Where did you buy the tubers (mail order or from a store)? Were they bagged or loose? If loose were each tagged? I've been burned several times by buying loose bulbs from a bin with no tags other than the bin itself. Customers often pick up bulbs then decide to put them back but don't know which bin they should go in.

Now for amaryllis I can buy loose bulbs because each bulb is tagged and bound with rubber bands but begonia tubers are another matter.

Also I bought glads in a bag one time that were advertised as having several different colors - 20 corms in all. I ended up with 15 white ones and 5 orange ones - I never bought a mixed bag again.

If you spent a lot of money on your tubers (B&L), then I would take them back to the seller.

It was a package of three I got from Lowes. What really frosts my cookies is that I can't find the packaging from them! I ALWAYS try to keep that kind of stuff just in case the plants don't perform as they should or are the incorrect ones. Grrr. Apparently, the one time I get 'stupid' is the time I needed it.

Well, hopefully you didn't spend a lot on the package.

I bought several of Lowe's woodland plants (trillium, trout lily, etc) and most were either rotted or non-existent by the time I planted them - what a waste of money and time.