Glory Be Come and See is a 2026 introduction that calls to you from across the early season garden with its bright blooms and striking dark black pigmented scapes. It stands at 33” with a 3.25” golden yellow traditional bloom. It blooms in the Extra Early season, producing 4 branches and 20 buds per scape. The emergence of these season-extending dark-colored scapes is an exciting and welcome sight as the daylily garden begins to come to life. The buds are a beautiful lime green that mature to a light bronze which gives the blooming sepals a dark reverse. Staggered rounds of instant rebloom add to the length of the show.

Its parentage is (Riot on the Kindergarten Bus x Westbourne Flickering Fireplace) x (Sir Blackstem x Westbourne Flickering Fireplace). It is a vigorous grower, fertile both ways. Wind, rain and sun resistant.

Name inspiration: Psalm 66:5 “Come and see what God has done” and John 1:46 Nathanael said to him, “Can anything good come out of Nazareth?” Philip said to him, “Come and see.”