Recurring Delight

Recurring Delight (Larry Lauer, 1998) is a tall bearded iris reaching 35" (89 cm) that blooms late in the season. This variety features greyed yellow standards with a lavender midrib flush, complemented by style arms flushed lavender on yellow grey. The falls are a soft lavender with a lighter rim and brown hafts, accented by yellow beards tipped in lavender. Heavily ruffled petals and a pronounced sweet fragrance add to its appeal. Recurring Delight is a reblooming iris, making it a valuable addition for extended garden color. Parentage: (Edith Wolford x Breakers) X Mother Earth. Honorable Mention, 2001. Available at Amethyst Creek Farm. Attributes: Edge Trim, Fragrant, Rebloomer, Ruffled Awards: Honorable Mention Rebloomer This cultivar is a known rebloomer. Known Rebloom Zones: Zone 8, Zone 9 Rebloom Confidence: ⭐⭐