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Vardaman Sweet Potato Plants

$26.50 12 Plants
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Quick Facts
Days to Maturity100 days
SunlightFull Sun
Spacing12–18 Inches
Growing Information

Growing Vardaman Sweet Potato Plants

Vardaman Sweet Potato Plants are a compact, bush-type variety perfect for gardeners with limited space or those growing in containers, raised beds, or decorative borders. Despite their small footprint, Vardaman plants are impressively prolific, producing generous harvests of smooth, golden yellow roots with rich, dark orange flesh. The texture is moist and stringless, making them excellent for baking, roasting, and mashing.

Because of their tidy, ornamental growth habit, Vardaman is also a favorite for edible landscaping, offering vibrant foliage and neat plants that double as attractive borders. The roots store well, giving you a long shelf life after harvest. Maturing in about 100 days and thriving in full sun, this reliable variety is an ideal choice for gardeners seeking high production without sprawling vines.

Vardaman combines beauty, compact growth, and dependable yields — a standout sweet potato for both space-conscious gardeners and those looking for a decorative, productive crop.

Days to Maturity: 100
Sow Method: Direct Sow
Spacing: 12–18 Inches
Sun: Full Sun
Catalog Page: 63

Shipping Notice: This item ships directly from our supplier and follows a different schedule than your Seeds ’n Such order. Please do not purchase if you need delivery before April 15th. We do not ship after June 5th.

Questions

FAQ

How far apart should I space them?
Recommended spacing: 12–18 Inches.
How much sun do they need?
Recommended sun exposure: Full Sun.
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Rhonda Arnwine
Vardaman Sweet potato slips

Slips were in pretty bad shape when received. I had 10 slips survive. It is still pretty cool here at night but they are living and look very healthy. Looking forward to having many sweet potatoes.