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Vardaman Sweet Potato

12.95

- Spacing: 20 inches

- Days to Harvest: 100

- High yields on a small plant

- Each 3-Inch Pot contains 1 Vardaman Sweet Potato Plant

Plant Features

Vardaman Sweet Potato grows on a compact bush-type plant and is ideal for growing in limited space. It does not send out runners, yet has a prolific yield. The foliage of the Vardaman Sweet Potato Plant will add a touch of unusual purple color to your garden-scape while providing you with a mildly flavored, nutritious tuber with golden-colored skin and deep orange colored flesh.

Our Vardaman Sweet Potato Plants are grown with a commitment to natural methods, ensuring they're healthy and robust. Guaranteed to arrive alive and thriving!

Companion Planting: Bean, Beet, Potato

Attribute name Attribute value
Plant Needs
Sunlight 6+ hours
Watering Needs Water when the top 1 inch of soil is dry
Soil Properties Loose, Well-drained
Tolerates Sandy soil
Fertilizer Every 3-4 weeks
Growing Zones 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Attribute name Attribute value
Plant Characteristics
When to harvest When the foliage dies back
Production Time Single Picking
Habit Trailing
Foliage Color Green
Features Heat tolerant
Garden Styles Container Garden
Plant Used for Food Production
Disease Resistance Fusarium Wilt (F) Race 1, Root Knot Nematode
Plant Type Open-Pollinated

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Good Sweet Potato plants

Vardaman arrived in good shape and as advertised. Thanks for good service and good plants!

From David | May 16, 2014


Vardaman Sweet Potato

Vardaman sweet potatoes were easy to grow, beautiful to look at, and scrumptious to eat. I produced several pounds of sweet potatoes from just a few plants. I probably would have had many more pounds if the voles hadn't liked them as much as they did. By the way, I grew these sweet potatoes in heavy, clay soil with a little compost mixed in, so you can probably grow them any where. GrowJoy is a great company to work with; I have absolutely no complaints.

From J | May 02, 2011


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