High Country Gardens Silverado Bearded Iris

This iris thrives in average, sandy, or well-drained soil. It is crucial to ensure the planting site does not stay waterlogged, as good drainage is essential to prevent rhizome rot.

The Silverado Bearded Iris performs best in full sun, though it can tolerate partial sun. For the most vibrant blooms and strongest stems, aim for at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.

For the best results, space your rhizomes 12 to 24 inches apart. This spacing allows for proper air circulation and gives the plants enough room to spread as they mature.

Yes, the Silverado Bearded Iris is naturally resistant to deer and rabbits. While no plant is entirely immune if food sources are scarce, these pests generally avoid the foliage of this iris.

You will receive the dormant rhizome without soil or a pot. Once planted, it will establish its root system in the ground, eventually producing the foliage and blooms characteristic of the variety.

Once established, this variety is quite drought-tolerant and requires very little water. You should only provide supplemental irrigation during extended dry spells to keep the plant healthy.