Mine are doing the same thing by design. I wanted bloom now in order to get early fruit next spring. This is in a greenhouse where it won't freeze. I forced flowers by pruning. It looks like you pruned recently. It won't affect next yrs production significantly even if your early flowers freeze. Protect the flowers from freezing and you might have some early fruit. Houston doesn't freeze that often and they'll survive a light freeze down to about 28F. You'll find unusually large berries if some survive. Here is a link that might be useful: blueberry vegetative/flower

Hi Carolyn, yes, I bought the plant in bloom! I'm going to try to pull the plant out of the pot, see if it's actually a part of the phrag plant. I took a pic, I'll have to see if I can post it in the gallery, first tomorrow though. sheila

I am no help at all, but sure am sorry you lost your koi and are having this problem. It sounds like a terrible invasion. I'm sure others will have answers for you. Good luck. Anne

Yes, early on I had sprayed my lawn for dandilions. I had forgotten that the plants were hanging near by and they may have gotten a slight dose from the overspray.