Posted by charlie M on January 27, 2015 at 11:49:56 from (24.39.229.234):
In Reply to: Sweet potatoes posted by terryb illinois on January 27, 2015 at 11:02:04:
I do a few in the garden once in a while. You can buy plants from a nursery or you can start some. I've bought store potatoes, sprouted them, put the sprouts in water to get roots and planted them. Worked well. Only problem with store bought ones they can be hard to get to sprout. I think they may be treated. However you get plants, I've made a hill and planted them in the hill, maybe a foot apart. Take care of them and in the fall there are sweet potatoes to dig. There are different varieties for length of the growing season and I've found some store better than others. Bet keeping ones I've had was from plants sprouted from store bought ones.
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