Beauregard Sweet Potatoes

Growing Beauregard sweet potatoes is simple. Plant the slips in moist sand and water. Place the pot in a sunny location to germinate. After a few days, the slips will grow straight up from the tuber. Snap the slips off where they touch the tuber. Be sure to remove roots as well. Keep the soil between 5.5 and 6.5 degrees. Then, you can transplant them to your garden.

This variety is grown all over the world. Its deep orange flesh is delicious and has fewer white grub problems than other varieties. It’s a good choice for northern climates, and requires plenty of sun. You’ll be rewarded with a bumper crop of healthy, tasty potatoes. It’s a great addition to your dinner table this year! It’s one of the most popular types of sweet potatoes.

The Beauregard sweet potato plant is a vigorous vine that is perfect for growing in pots. The sweet potato can reach a maturity of 110 days and is resistant to Fusarium wilt, white grubs, and soil rot. Its flavor is similar to pumpkin, and it also prefers lots of sunlight. It is best to harvest the cuttings before the first frost.