Thanks so much all! Michelle, that daylily in photo #4 is called 'Purely'. It's supposed to be a rebloomer but has never done so for me except for the first year I had it. It is a perfect companion plant for that 'Tarragona' lily though. Eden, thanks so much glad you were able to find the time to look through this. Sadly they are all gone now. Summer must be winding down. Anita, I'm of the opinion that one just can't have too many lilies. Thanks again all Deanne

This one is Anteres. She is right outside my kitchen window and is my Coffee Buddie. If you'll look under "I'll show you Mine" you'll see the blue stock tank pond in full sunlight. The white one there is Innocence another night bloomer I love for her fregrance. Koi liked her too and ate the tuber. I have to replace her next trip to a town. I had the idea of a Patriotic Pond with red white and blue lilies and the red white and blue Shubunkins. I'm a little messed up now without the Innocence and biggest Shubunkin's red is all but faded away. I don't know why. The other has it's full red spots still. Kathy - Swiss Alps Texas

Hi, It's not abnormal since we had such a warm winter and everything is sprouting/blooming early. I hope you planted the bulbs 8 inches deep. The other bulbs will soon catch up and bloom-hopefully on schedule! If not you'll just have early blooms : ) Jen

Please post a photo if you can. Leaves and roots if possible. A link to it is fine. :) Take a look at the roots. If they are bunched up pretty close together, I would split the plant in half, replace the soil one more time (make sure it is loose and fast draining), soak in a sink for fifteen minutes, fertilize, and see what happens. Either put the other half in a new pot or discard. Depending on the color of the leaves, it could also be getting too much water. Any mushiness in the roots? They prefer to be watered just as the leaves start to droop. That promotes new flowers. Always cut off flowers that are fading. They like clean leaves. Check for spider mites or other issues beneath the leaves. They aren't very susceptible, but it won't hurt to check. A photo would really help. Check how pliable the leaves are. If they are tan and mushy, too much water. If they are yellow and crispy, not enough. Those are the main issues I can think of at the moment. :)