Peggy Sue Tall Bearded Iris- Larry Lauer, R. 2006, Early-Mid, Reblooming, Pink standards contrasted by light pink falls. Makes an excellent cut flower! 34"
Awards- Honorable Mention 2008, Award of Merit 2010
Peggy Sue Tall Reblooming Bearded Iris
Bearded Irises love a sunny spot with well draining soil. Afternoon shade is fine, but to bloom their best, full sun is recommended. To plant your rhizomes make a small mound in your soil. Lay the rhizome with the roots draping down the sides of the mound. Backfill your soil making sure to cover all of the roots and only half of the rhizome. They really want to bake in the sun!
Bearded Irises can be planted anywhere from 12" to 24" apart, depending on how often you want to divide them. The closer together, the more often you will need to split them to keep them from becoming too crowded. Spacing that is further apart allows you a few years before you would need to think about splitting them.
Bearded Irises do best when given plenty of time to establish in late Summer into Autumn before hard frosts arrive. We ship our Irises in August so you have plenty of time to get them in their new homes!
Pre-ordering gives you first access to our most coveted iris varieties—before they’re released to the general public. If there’s a specific color or cultivar you've been dreaming of, this is your chance to reserve it ahead of the rush. Many of our limited-edition and rare selections tend to sell out quickly once sales open, so pre-ordering ensures your favorites are held just for you. It’s the best way to guarantee you don’t miss out come planting time
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Hybridizer: Larry Lauer
Year Of Registration: 2006
Year Of Introduction (May Differ From Registry): 2006
Classification: Tall Bearded (TB)
Registered Height: 34 inches (86 cm)
Bloom Season: Rebloom
Flower Form: Ruffled
Bloom Color Classification: Pink
Flower Patterns: Bitone
Bloom Color Description: Dawn pink standards; orient pink falls
Beard Color: Mandarin red
Style Arm Color: Venetian pink
Fragrance: Pronounced, Sweet
Awards: Honorable Mention: 2008
Award of Merit: 2010
Bearded Irises love a sunny spot with well draining soil. Afternoon shade is fine, but to bloom their best, full sun is recommended. To plant your rhizomes, make a small mound in your soil. Lay the rhizome with the roots draping down the sides of the mound. Backfill your soil making sure to cover all of the roots and only half of the rhizome. They really want to bake in the sun!
Bearded Irises can be planted anywhere from 12" to 24" apart, depending on how often you want to divide them. The closer together, the more often you will need to split them to keep them from becoming too crowded. Spacing that is further apart allows you a few years before you would need to think about splitting them.
