Autumn Nectar (Crump, 2010) TB RE Fragrant

Autumn Nectar is a tall bearded iris introduced by J. Griffin Crump in 2010, blooming early in the season with reliable rebloom. Growing to about 32 inches, it features rich light honey standards above flared, ruffled falls in the same warm honey tone. Cinnamon haft markings blend into a soft cinnamon blush that deepens toward dark honey edges, creating a glowing amber effect. Bright yellow style arms and yellow-orange beards add warmth at the center of the bloom. Bred from Lili Marlene × Cherry Glen, this variety is especially notable for its pronounced sweet, fruity fragrance. Rebloom has been reported in Texas and Virginia.