Background history:

'Kingdom Without End' is a semi-evergreen introduced in 2008 by Emmerich.

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Honorable Mention: 2015

This plant can be found in our Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Kingdom Without End') .

Please join in, if you own this plant! We would love to know more! I award an acorn for performance information posted to this thread.



Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Kingdom Without End')

This is one of my favorites of Karol Emmerich's daylilies. It always has strong scapes, consistently gorgeous blooms and stunning in the garden.

Ginny- which one of Karol's is that?
is that the daylily you use for your profile picture?

Kingdom Without End has a beautiful flower, but has not multiplied for me since I got it two years ago. I probably shouldn't have set seed on it the first year. If it does not show any increase this Spring, I'll move it to see if that will get it increasing.

A good performer here, with flowers that open well and consistently have a good edge. It would be even nicer if it were a few inches taller, but quite acceptable. Also not a fast multiplier here.

robinjoy said:Ginny- which one of Karol's is that?
is that the daylily you use for your profile picture?

The one I pictured is Kingdom Without End (it sits very close to Soli deo Gloria in the Prayer Garden) and the profile picture is Soli deo Gloria - another absolute favorite of hers.

@mantisOH I keep putting the shorter ones in the front row of the garden - then I keep expanding that garden so I need to rethink the plan

I hear that! Already eyeballing edges for future expansions...

I've had this one for several years and it has a gorgeous flower, usually gets to the registered stats but is a slow increaser here
Never see any spotting on the blooms and almost always reblooms for me

I planted Kingdom Without End in August 2022, after I picked it up from Char Rich at Hold'n Heaven Daylilies ( live! I was coming back from a String Quartet Camp week nearby) It's doing fine, sitting at 3 fans near the top front of Upper Daylily Hill.

2023 update…Well, that particular piece of Kingdom Without End was heaved out of the ground over the winter. So I tried again with Frostline Daylilies in April. By October, I had three established fans, sure hope they get through this winter!