Also known as: German bearded iris 'Beverly Sills'
Bearded iris 'Beverly Sills' is a particularly fast growing Bearded iris cultivar. It produces many blooms in a delightful coral-pink shade, and this makes it a favorite among gardeners. It was named for the famed opera singer Beverly Sills.
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Perennial
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Herb
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Care Guide for Bearded iris 'Beverly Sills'
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Garden Soil
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Water:
Bearded iris 'Beverly Sills' prefers well-drained soil and consistent moisture, but can tolerate moderate drought once established. Water weekly to maintain hydration. Typically grown outdoors, bearded iris 'Beverly Sills' thrives with natural rainfall patterns, minimizing the need for additional watering.
Fertilize:
Bearded iris 'Beverly Sills' thrives in humus-rich soil. Fertilize early spring, early fall, and before blooming with phosphorus-rich (5-10-5 NPK) or balanced (20-20-20 NPK) fertilizers. Use organic options to enhance soil. Water after fertilizing to enhance nutrient absorption.
Pruning:
Bearded iris 'Beverly Sills' is known for its beautiful blooms and sword-like leaves. For best care, prune during early to late spring by removing spent flowers and damaged stems. This encourages new growth and healthier blooming cycles, while also improving the plant's appearance.
Propagation:
Bearded iris 'Beverly Sills' is propagated by dividing its tubers, promoting a robust root system. Gardeners should separate rhizomes, ensuring each division has a leaf fan. Plant sections shallowly for sunlight exposure and maintain space between plants for airflow, reducing disease risks.
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