firstly lillies do not like any moving water near them at all so youl have to put the lilly the other end from the pump/fountain . the other thing is the nights are closing in so your lilly will be starting to shut down and lose its leaves etc . what you can do with a lilly is raise it closer to the surfice at first and when the leaves have obviously reached the top drop it down some untill it is infact on the bottem . at a real stretch a lilly in good sunlight can eventualy just about stretch up to the surface to about 4` to maybe 6` but know more . thats why you see them round the edge of big ponds/small lakes unless there shallow .i hope thats answerd your question ok .

i agree with NP but there are some varieties that have a growth habit naturally for the shallows and some for 2-3ft deep water and some for really deep 4-6ft deep water. So do you know which lily you have. was it a named variety? if you know then that will help with the best advice.

just out of interest how large are the leaves?

id say thats quit a big type not doing so well because of the mioving water which i cant actualy see in the picture . it mite just be young as yet . eventualy youl be cutting the roots back if it grows happily . even the very tall types of lilly it helps to put them near the surface which isnt a problem here as they can actualy reach the top happely .

I have read your comments re my Lilly, The leaves are about as big as the palm of my hand some smaller, I have moved it from the water fall, It is now in different position on a stone most of the leaves are really green few are going yellow, I don't no what type of lilly it is i've lost the name tag.

Regards daisymae12

it will be fine im sure .it will lose its leaves soon anyway so wouldnt be unusual a few going yellow now anyway .