Could you check my English?

Kenta, you plant bulbs in the fall.

No. 1

M: I planted 10 tulip bulbs in my garden last fall, but some of them didn't come up.

F: Well, the ones that did are beautiful anyway. (Or, Well, the garden is beautiful anyway.)

M: Thank you. I hope we will be able to enjoy more tulips next spring.

No. 2

M: We're going to have some friends over for a party next Saturday and I hope you'll join us, too. -- This could sound like they are not "some friends" but something else if you keep the too.

F: I'd love to. I have nothing scheduled in particular this weekend. -- This isn't very gracious. I'd love to. I'm free this weekend.
                                                                                           [for the weekend]

M: Great. Anytime after one would be great.

I would say either "But the ones that did..." or "Well the ones that did" but not BOTH "Well, but..."

On the other hand, I suppose I may say it in conversation, but it's redundant, and wouldn't do it if iI were writing dialogue.