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Centennial sweet potatoes have an orange exterior and orange flesh. They are known for producing elongated sweet potatoes as opposed to the round sweet potatoes you'll get from traditional varieties. These longer sweet potatoes have a drier, more stringy texture than comparable orange sweet potato varieties. The longer shape makes Centennial a perfect variety for cutting into "chips" and frying.

Centennial is an older sweet potato variety that was developed by Louisiana State University in the 1960s. It has a 100 day maturity date but can stay in the ground longer if your weather conditions aren't ideal for harvesting.

Garnet sweet potatoes are a variety of sweet potato known for their distinctive reddish-purple skin and bright orange flesh. They are often used in baked dishes, pies, and casseroles due to their sweet, moist, and starchy texture. Garnet sweet potatoes can also be roasted, mashed, or added to soups.

Japanese sweet potatoes are best suited for cooked applications such as roasting, baking, boiling, stir-frying, and steaming. The roots are most commonly consumed with the skin on and are roasted or baked whole to be served by themselves or topped with vegetables and sauces. The sweet potatoes can also be mixed in a breakfast hash, diced and served with pasta, sliced into curries, tossed into salads, fried for tempura, or incorporated into soups and stews. Japanese sweet potatoes pair well with meats such as pork chops, poultry, and steak, poached eggs, prunes, rice, sesame seeds, shiitake mushrooms, spinach, broccoli, scallions, onions, garlic, rosemary, thyme, miso, mirin, and wasabi. The roots will keep up to a week when stored in a cool, dry, and dark place with good air circulation.

A vigorous grower with a trailing habit and dark red/purple leaves shaped like a bird's footprint. Very heat tolerant.

Traditional velvety, fan-shaped Potato Vine leaves, but in bright chartreuse. Vigorous and loves heat.

Deep purple lobed leaves with medium compact vigour make great plants in hanging baskets. Great foliage component plant in combinations; excellent heat tolerance.

Chartreuse green deeply dissected leaves with medium compact vigour make great plants in hanging baskets. Great foliage component plant in combinations; excellent heat tolerance.

Deep purple lobed leaves with medium compact vigour make great plants in hanging baskets. Great foliage component plant in combinations; excellent heat tolerance.

Deep purple lobed leaves with medium compact vigour make great plants in hanging baskets. Great foliage component plant in combinations; excellent heat tolerance.

Bright chartreuse foliage provides a light color for this trailing vine. An excellent foliage contrast in containers, baskets, window boxes or garden beds.

Great foliage component plant in combinations; excellent heat tolerance and good vigor. This variety features a unique climbing habit that is a twist on the usually trailing plant. Even with the climbing habit, the plant also trails nicely from the pot. It is unlike any sweet potato vine you've ever seen!

Great foliage component plant in combinations; excellent heat tolerance and good vigor. This variety features a unique climbing habit that is a twist on the usually trailing plant. Even with the climbing habit, the plant also trails nicely from the pot. It is unlike any sweet potato vine you've ever seen!

Great foliage component plant in combinations; excellent heat tolerance and vigor.

Tricolor Sweet Potato Vine's attractive spiny heart-shaped leaves remain dark green in color with showy pink variegation and tinges of light green throughout the season.