I am not seeing any bugs or bug damage in the pictures you provided. In each picture, there do appear to be crepe mrytle seed pods (which look very much like beetles) nestled at the base of the leaves - in one case, the divisions in the pod are even split around a leaf, making it look like a feeding beetle. There are also crepe mrytle seed pods scattered on the ground around the plants. Do you have a crepe mrytle nearby? The browning of the leaves on the fritillaria looks most like that one suffered frost damage earlier in the season that the others somehow avoided, but could also be drought/heat/salt stress, rot or some other issue with the base that is interfering with water uptake. Other than that, the plants look healthy to me. I would trim the brown bits if you don't like how they look and see if any further damage occurs before taking any other steps. Regards, ES _______________________________________________ pbs mailing list pbs@lists.pacificbulbsociety.net http://lists.pacificbulbsociety.net/cgi-bin/…