Nut Ruffles

Nut Ruffles (Carol Lankow by J. Terry Aitken, 1992) is a remarkable SDB iris that commands attention with its rich, chestnut brown standards and falls, each accented by a dramatic charcoal brown spot and a small cream highlight at the base of a bronze beard. Standing at 12" (30 cm) and blooming midseason, this cultivar is celebrated for its refined ruffles, domed standards, and exceptional substance and form. With a pedigree featuring 'Cherry Pop' and 'Cherry Tart' x 'Cheery Cherry', Nut Ruffles is a medal-worthy, garden-showpiece that brings a bold, sculptural presence to any border. Awarded Honorable Mention in 1994 and the Award of Merit in 1996, this pod-fertile iris is a collector-grade addition for those seeking a vivid, pedigree-worthy bloom with undeniable charisma. Hybridized by J. Terry Aitken, introduced 1992. Attributes: Fertile, Historic, Ruffled, Smooth Awards: Award of Merit