If you're worried you don't have enough space to grow sweet potatoes outside, try this container method that lets you produce ...

Not sure when to harvest sweet potatoes? These 4 signs will let you know sweet potato plants are ready to dig up and enjoy.

Sweet potatoes will be ready to harvest about 90 to 120 days after planting. To harvest them, cut back their vines, then use ...

Sweet potatoes grow best when spaced 12 to 18 inches apart. Mariah Henry, director of urban agriculture at Carolina Farm Trust, suggests the following steps for planting: Place one slip in the hole ...

When to Harvest Timing is everything when it comes to harvesting. "Most slip-grown sweet potatoes [are ready to] harvest after 90 to 130 days in the ground," says Holston.

Like Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes will primarily form in clumps at the center of the plant, but they should be dug gingerly so you do not stab through your harvest or rip the skin of the potatoes.

The Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin shares advice about when to harvest sweet potatoes, how to root angel wing begonias shoots and tips for planting a vegetable garden in Central Florida.

Sweet potatoes can be dug when leaves start to yellow, indicating roots have matured and are ready for harvest.

Growing sweet potatoes for a delicious harvest, and a beautiful plant in your garden.

It is resistant to root knot nematodes. "Vardaman" produces high yields of smooth, oval, rich orange sweet potatoes that are easily separated from the plant at harvest.

Sweet potatoes ready for harvest. Eric Buhrmann, general manager of Mininger Foods in Merced County, Calif., says sweet potatoes have everything a body needs. “Sweet potatoes are a well-rounded ...