Beetlejuice

‘Beetlejuice’ (Paul Black, 2013) is a captivating miniature dwarf bearded iris that commands attention with its painterly blend of color and intricate patterning. Early to midseason blooms and reliable reblooming performance make it a dynamic addition to any garden. Standards are a pale buff-pink, edged with mid red-violet plicata stitching and dotted randomly, highlighted by a dramatic dark purple-black midrib. The style arms feature a red-grape crest and midrib with a light rose edge, while the falls are buff-cream adorned with widely spaced purple-black eyelash lines extending along the beards and grape sanding at the haft. The beards themselves are a vibrant gradient from red-orange in the throat to mid-orange and white at the tips, with white-based hairs. A slight sweet fragrance adds to its appeal. ‘Beetlejuice’ is a multi-award winner, including the Caparne-Welch Medal, and is noted for reblooming in diverse climates (Zones 4b, 8b). A true showpiece for collectors and garden enthusiasts alike. Attributes: Edge Trim, Fragrant, Rebloomer Awards: Award of Merit, Caparne-Welch Medal, Honorable Mention Rebloomer This cultivar is a known rebloomer. Known Rebloom Zones: Zone 4b, Zone 8b Rebloom Confidence: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐