Small, satiny, lemon-white flowers with a hint of green. Lime green stamens with a maroon base. Very fragrant. Named for Oberon, King of the Fairies, and its perfume. Evergreen. Raised (and named) by Valerie Le May Neville-Parry from a plant ('9100 male') obtained from Graham Hutchins in 2002 but originally bred in the early 1990s.

Previously known, and widely described, as 'Fragrant Oberon'.

Fragrant:	Yes
Approximate height:	0.5 or less metres
Raised by:	G Hutchins
Country of origin:	United Kingdom
Other name(s):	Wrongly: x cartmanii 'Fragrant Oberon'
Further detail:  Flower diameter: 3.3-4cm Tepals: (5-) 6 (-8); gappy, pointed, recurved Database entry: 3235