Bind Us Together in Love has a large yellow crispate bloom on tall scapes. This unusual form is a beacon in the garden. It begins to bloom in mid-late season and bud-builds until frost in mid-Missouri. It inherits its hardiness and vigor from the pod parent. The pod parent is a small quilled bloom, so this cultivar could be used in either small-tall or large unusual form breeding. Fertile both ways. ((H. yezoensis x Sweeter Music) x Desert Icicle)

Name is from the hymn "Bind Us Together" - Bind us together, Lord, Bind us together, Bind us together in love.