Mine did not bloom this year and I dug up some more small ones this spring from where I got the others and they haven't grown much or bloomed either. Must have been the weird weather. They were beautiful last year.

Most are already dormant here. The rest are yellowing & looking to go dormant.
Tally HO!

Thanks :)

Yep pretty normal. I have one that's just now deciding to bloom but it's in the shade so it doesn't count.

It's daylily time now and boy have they been busy over the winter.

They bloom in the March/April timeframe and it is normal to get yellow/dead look now. Mine bloomed beautifully last year and were going to this year, but a deer had another plan for it:(. I will protect better next year.

I have several E. lilies that I put in the ground from church Easter leftovers from years past. They all had big, beatuiful blooms this year ( early-mid May). The plants are all starting will yellow and die back. They'll be back next year.

Mine in the front yard ( northside) didn't bloom til 3 wks after Easter. The ones in my backyard have large buds that'll open in the next week?? I think it's the weird weather. I still have larkspur blooming, that are ususally dried and pulled by now.
BUT... it the first year that I'm actually harvesting tomatoes. HAd my son build a raised bed closer to house and only put in 2 plants (celebrity and a small grape shaped one). Only two of my big tomatoes have had large holes which I'm blaming on birds. One weird thing I've been doing is once a wk or so pouring a sprinkling can full of water with about 10 oz. of milk. or what ever gets expired before drinking. heard somewhere milk can be used for powdery mildew and some other stuff, so heh gave it a try. I had sworn off trying each of the last 5 years as I only got 1-3 tomatoes per plant- not worth it, better to by from farmers market.. but with the tomatoe scare glad I tried one more time.