■(SDB) 'Autumn Queen'

1926, Sass

'Autumn Queen' (Hans Peter Sass, 1926). DB, Early bloom and rebloom. Color Class-W1.

Note: Also listed in MDB web because of height variation: 'Autumn Queen'.

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AUTUMN QUEEN is the most persistent continuous rebloomer. It gives bloom here in Kansas every month from early spring to late fall. In addition to this fine reblooming habit, it is the top white dwarf in quality. Here it has poor curling stamens entirely lacking in pollen and gives seed very rarely, although seed from it is reported in other sections. I can't help thinking that if our hybridists would be as persistent in efforts to cross this as many are with WILLIAM MOHR, we might get from it a much needed midget white and perhaps other small whites of high quality. (Hill, 21).Hill, H. (1945). Reblooming iris. Bulletin of the American Iris Society, 97(May 1945), pp. 21-24.
AUTUMN QUEEN (H. P. Sass, 1926) - An everblooming white iris of the intermediate type which has a record of blooming every month from April to November. Flower of good size and quality. 25c. Maple Road Gardens. (1937). Sass iris list, 1937. The American Iris Society Iris Encyclopedia. Retrieved from: (Maple Road Gardens, 1937).https://wiki.irises.org/pub/Hist/Info1937CatalogSassJacob/1937_SASS_IRIS_LIST_MAPLE_ROAD_GARDENS.pdf.

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-- BobPries - 2011-03-07 Observations from my garden in Reston, VA(Zone 6B) make me conclude that this should be re-classed as a SDB rather than a MDB. Measurement of the flower stem on 4/26/2013 was 11" in height. -- DavidPotembski - 26 Apr 2013