Sunday Gloves Daylily

Sunday Gloves is a fragrant, reblooming daylily with near-white flowers, loosely ruffled tepals, and a pale yellow throat. The American Daylily Society records 27-inch scapes, 5.25-inch flowers, early-midseason bloom, and extended flowering; nursery listings describe a clump about two feet across. [American Daylily Society](https://daylilies.org/cultivar/sunday-gloves/) [Gertens](https://www.gertens.com/sunday-gloves-daylily) ## Site and season Place it in full sun or part shade in moist, well-drained soil. The cultivar’s early-midseason timing often falls in June or July in northern gardens, while local weather shifts the exact window. Daylilies flower best with enough sun and can be grown in partial shade. [Gertens](https://www.gertens.com/sunday-gloves-daylily) [Illinois Extension](https://extension.illinois.edu/flowers/daylily) ## Garden use Use the pale, fragrant blooms where their light color can brighten a border, near a patio, or in a small group. Allow room for the foliage clump and flower stems rather than placing it tightly against low edging. ## Maintenance Remove spent flowers and stems for a neat appearance. Divide a crowded clump in early spring or late summer, keeping several leafy fans with roots on each division, then water it in well. [Iowa State Extension](https://yardandgarden.extension.iastate.edu/faq/when-can-i-divide-daylilies)