Background history:

'Glory to His Name' is a dormant tetraploid introduced in 2006 by Carpenter-J..

This plant can be found in our Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Glory to His Name') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Glory to His Name')

Gee that's a pretty one. I hope someone who grows it will comment - for good or for bad..........Maryl

I received Glory to His Name spring of 2018. It did not bloom that 1st year, but multiplied a lot. 2019 I was so impressed with how well it bloomed. The blooms open nicely, very occasionally I have seen a few spots on a flower. This year it bloomed 6 weeks. It is now a nice clump.

I added this one in 2018 from Char. It's a beautiful daylily and has done well in my zone 5b garden. Increased nicely. Lighting and time of day changes the color.

Increased well for me, too, but took about three years in my garden to get to the point where it performed well enough that I could see what everyone was excited about. And even then, I was having a good year if I was getting 16-18 blooms on a scape, which less than the 30-something it is registered at. But, that's not that unusual when you buy plants created in the south and plant them in the north. Slightly more disappointing is I bought it because it's registered as an early bloomer, and it doesn't do that in my garden. More like a late blooming EM or an M for me.

It was definitely a nice plant for me. Just not what I was expecting.