Illini Repeater

Illini Repeater (Steve Varner, 1971) is a remarkable tall bearded iris introduced by Illini Iris in 1972. This reblooming, early midseason standout reaches 34" (86 cm) and captivates with its painterly color pattern: standards display plum red plicata markings on a creamy ground, while the falls echo the cream base with a bold plum red plicata edge and a subtle center line. With its dynamic, high-contrast design and noteworthy reblooming habit, Illini Repeater is a collector-grade, exhibition-ready addition to any garden. Honored with an AIS Honorable Mention in 1976. Parentage: Full Circle X Memphis Lass. Attributes: Edge Trim, Historic, Rebloomer Awards: Honorable Mention Rebloomer This cultivar is a known rebloomer. Known Rebloom Zones: Zone 4b, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8 Rebloom Confidence: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐