Allow at least 15 weeks. Experiment with a few pots of different varieties. One to try is the distinctive 'Princess Irene'. This single early tulip is orange with purple flame markings. The bright yellow 'Monte Carlo' is a double early tulip, a cultivar that has twice as many petals as most tulips.
Daffodils require very bright light, such as that found in a greenhouse, to flower well.
Too little sun results in leggy growth and no blossoms. Daffodils usually require a 12-14 week rooting period. Once removed from the rooting area, daffodils must be placed in a location that receives lots of sun, say an enclosed porch or sun room or under a skylight. Ask your supplier. Freesias don't require a cooling period, however they usually require a lot of sunshine and about three months of growth time before they bloom.