Bobby,
You DO get around, don't you! And so glad someone corrected the terminology on the "Asian Daylily"! I was going to, but you beat me to it!
Rhonda,
I've got a bad habit of buying bagged lily (Lilium) bulbs that have been marked down. All to often these are already in growth, but as long as the bulb is firm they usually do okay. They may not grow right or bloom right this year, but they will be fine. I have some that were potted as opposed to planted in the ground, that are just now poking through the soil and one is already showing buds. I will have to keep an eye on it and not keep the potting mix too wet. It may abort the buds, die back and rest while it continues to develop a root system and then put out new growth in mid summer. The bulb may even divide and send up several new stems. Next year it may or may not bloom depending on how much it is able to grow and store energy this summer.
Asiatic Lilies are a pretty hardy group so your bulbs should be fine.
Hemma