Thanks everyone! Sylvia & I misplaced each other for several years, and I'm determined not to let that happen again. Glad you are extant, my dear!

Yay! I love this time of year; I know irises are good for just a few weeks in the spring, but I loooove those weeks! Thanks!

Marti, every morning at 7:15am I would take an empty 5 gallon green bucket to our Starbucks. They would just drop the coffee with filers into the bucket. I would take break at 5:30Pm ,and pick up the bucket and put in my car. I worked 4 days a week, so I would get 4 buckets a week. Then I would take these and spread on my flowerbeds at the coast. My yard smelled like coffee, ask Linda. My garden was something then. I retired May 13, 2010, so I have not done it since then. It really did make a diffrence in my yard. I never had mites, or insects and never had to fertilize. Now I have to spray and use ferilizer, and my yard doesn't lookk half as good as it did back then. Barbra

Pam, when I got home tonight, I went straight to the pond and pulled out - correction, that should be - tried to pull out a tub of lilies. All the lilies on that end of the pond had grown together. I cut off the end of a tuber with roots on it and then noticed a bud on what appeared to be tuber in the same pot. I peeled it open and it was pink. So I think that one is Pink Opal. Then I spied a spotted pad and tried to find where it came from. There was a tuber that had grown through the pot, but it was the only thing with spotted pads, so I cut the tuber (and a section of pot with it). You can cut the rest of the pot off, but I thought you'd know which was which if I just left it on. If that doesn't bloom yellow, let me know and I'll mail you the right one when it blooms. I only have one yellow lily so if it blooms yellow, that's it. If it blooms any other color, take a picture and I'll tell you which one it is.