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Love Never Ends is a beautiful flower when it is in its glory; however, the plant is sometimes very sensitive; it does not like to be transplanted; it does not like to not have water or fertilizer. When these things happen, the bloom will not be right; to achieve the correct bloom, the plant must be established for some time. With some tender loving care, the plant will respond to provide some of God's beauty. Even I, as the hybridizer, have had some blooms that did not look well, but in time and with care, they returned to their normal beauty.

The name comes from the Bible, Jesus' love for us never ends.

Charles Plaisance
Grand Kids Daylily Farm

Jeremy Chase was named by the late Helen Wheeler for her grandson; I obtained the plant while visiting Helen, who died of cancer later that year. She was very creative with her beautiful daylilies.

Charles Plaisance

Named for another grandson; this beautiful cultivar is also popular in our northern states because of its dormancy.

Charles Plaisance

Named for a grandson, Grand Kid Ethan is not only beautiful, but very fertile and multiplies profusely. He chose this one to carry the name.

Michael Burmudez is named for a Costa Rican American; the beautiful dark red bloom is very ruffled, and when days are very hot, the flower's edge becomes almost black; fertile and very desirable, it is one of our popular cultivars.

When I first saw this beautiful multicolored bloom, I knew it would be registered. It is named for a great friend and fourth cousin who died way too early; Otis was a Cajun artist who loved not only art, but also his flowers and plants. God must have needed someone to help grow the majestic flowers in heaven when he called Otis.

James Hemmings should be Hemings, but it was registered with Hemmings; named for Thomas Jefferson's personal chef, brother of Sally Hemings.

John Pelham is the first of many reds that I have introduced; reds are my favorites among the Tetraploids, and I knew this one was going to be registered the moment I saw it with its radiant glow. Great for hybridizing as it is fertile both ways; many of my reds come from this great dormant cultivar.

Love's Limelight is a beautiful yellow with a chartreuse green glow in the morning; bloom will become more yellow in the heat of the day; I knew this one would be registered the second I saw it, and it is my best yellow today, although there will be more introduced later that may challenge it.

I am the hybridizer of this cultivar; Love Never Ends is very beautiful when in its full glory; however, it will not bloom well when disturbed or transplanted; it has to be established well for it to bloom successfully; it will display a single bloom on its last bloom, usually a plain single pink and white flower, still very pretty. It loves water, more water than fertilizer; but we all love to eat, so do daylilies, but always give it water if nothing else.

Charles Plaisance

I am the hybridizer of Four By Four; it is one of my most popular daylilies. Pollen is very good, but it is pod difficult; be persistent as it will make pods; made two this year for me; its pups are usually double, sometimes poly.
Charles Plaisance