I think that's a good choice for both, Brian. They look like they would go another four or five weeks and that might be good enough for a couple extra leaves next year as a value added plus. And the Asiatics can go dormant as they please, anytime now--they'ed be the first ones to go dormant anyway.
Rick--I had a 'bone dry' pot of lilies in a garage that started to grow in late Feb. once, so they must sense the slightest upward trend in temperature and that must be what prompts growth. It was given to me and one I didn't give a darn about but it's strong will to live was enough to earn it a new home in the garden.
edit added: I overwinter seedlings in an unheated garage too, especially when it gets too late to bury the pots outside. I usually cover those with small sections of quarter inch plywood and check about once a month or so and maybe add a little water if necessary. A very reliable carefree method!
