Against a house wall, where you don't see them, or hidden in amongst shrubs if you have any is also fine. Under a table/bench, or something similar is ok too. Just somewhere you can keep an eye on them. Garages tend to be dark, so you might forget about them as they come back into growth, and they're often damp, which isn't ideal. If you have nowhere else, and the garage is dry, you might have to put them in there, but don't forget to look at them now and again - especially in winter, or when they might be coming back into growth
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Just somewhere you can keep an eye on them. Garages tend to be dark, so you might forget about them as they come back into growth, and they're often damp, which isn't ideal.
If you have nowhere else, and the garage is dry, you might have to put them in there, but don't forget to look at them now and again - especially in winter, or when they might be coming back into growth
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I really do have a small garden!