Yes - they're very tough, so no need to worry too much. Certainly not a good idea to hold onto them and possibly let them dry out. They would really have been better potted up when you got them if you didn't have somewhere to plant them in open ground, but they should be fine. It's probably worth potting them up just now, so that you can see if they're still viable. It wouldn't take long for them to start into growth
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I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Certainly not a good idea to hold onto them and possibly let them dry out.
They would really have been better potted up when you got them if you didn't have somewhere to plant them in open ground, but they should be fine.
It's probably worth potting them up just now, so that you can see if they're still viable. It wouldn't take long for them to start into growth
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...