Harvest sweet potato tubers after four to five months, once the leaves turn yellow and die back in late summer and autumn, before any frosts. Lift them ...

They are perennial in warm climates. If they freeze in the ground they will die and rot. Given your conditions I would guess that some might survive and regrow, ...

Sweet potatoes will continue to grow and produce until frost or freeze stops them. Digging your sweet potatoes up is extremely easy, but will take some heavy ...

16 нояб. 2016 г. · Yes. Sweet potatoes can grow as a perennial in any climate where you don't get a hard freeze (generally Zone 9 and south).

18 окт. 2023 г. · They will not grow back next year. If you live in a climate where the soil does not freeze, or does not freeze down as deep as the potato tubers ...

The recommended propagation technique for sweet potatoes is to plant “slips” after the last frost date. Slips are the rooted sprouts that grow out of the sweet ...

It depends on your intention. If you only are interested in a vine, then you can certainly bring the entire plant in, and put it back out again in spring. If ...

Most varieties of sweet potato will mature within 3-5 months, so, if your location is known for having short growing seasons, be sure to choose varieties with ...

Sweet potatoes are ready for harvest when the vines and foliage die back. This is usually 16-18 weeks from planting, but can be longer in cooler climates.