Harvesting Potatoes from Ornamental Sweet Potato Vines

By scflowers
June 25, 2017

Many of us are familiar with rooting cuttings of ornamental sweet potatoes to make more vines, but why let the end of summer be the end of your vines? Use this easy method to harvest sweet potatoes (made by your own ornamental vines) to propagate next season's plants, and save money by turning this annual into a perennial.

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Sep 5, 2020 12:14 PM CST
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Hi
Can I overwinter the potato if somebody has taken a very small bite out of it
or is that just for the recycle bin
thank you
regards
John
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Sep 7, 2020 6:46 PM CST
Name: Regina
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A missing bite shouldn't be an issue Smiling

Ornamental potatoes will have eyes on them, just like regular potatoes and this will be where the leaves will emerge. One potato will make many vines in the spring.

This year's vines growing in pots in my daylily field

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