Daylily 'Clothed In Glory' – Splendid Blooms from 1996

Hemerocallis 'Clothed In Glory': Magnificent Flowers by Grace, 1996

Hemerocallis 'Clothed In Glory' wears its splendor openly. Hybridized by Grace and registered in 1996, this cultivar produces large, ruffled flowers of such beauty that the biblical phrase feels like simple description rather than hyperbole.

Glorious Form

• Family: Hemerocallidaceae (hem-er-oh-kal-id-AY-see-ee)
• Genus: Hemerocallis (hem-er-oh-KAL-iss)
• Cultivar: Clothed In Glory
• Hybridized by: Grace
• Registered/Introduced: 1996

Ornamental Majesty

'Clothed In Glory' produces 6–7 inch flowers in a luminous blend of pink, lavender, and cream with a deep purple eye and matching picotee edge. The petals are heavily ruffled and recurved, creating a sculptural, almost double appearance. The plant forms a strong clump 28–36 inches tall. Bloom is mid-to-late season.

This cultivar represents the "fancy face" breeding direction—large, ruffled, intricately colored flowers. It demands a prominent position where its glory can be appreciated. Standard daylily toughness underlies the beauty. 'Clothed In Glory' is a daylily that doesn't just bloom—it arrives in state.