2012 Sweet Potatoes
Updated May 23, 2013
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SWEET POTATO SLIP AVAILABILITY AND SHIPPING
PLEASE NOTE: There will not be any Okinawan sweet potato slips available for the 2013 season. We have many other purple varieties that will be added for the 2013 season that are far superior to Okinawan. These are all earlier and much easier for people to grow. Please see the updated Sweet Potato Catalog that tells you the names, prices, and availabilities of these new purple varieties.
SWEET POTATO SLIP AVAILABILITY: We are totally SOLD OUT on the "Regular Season" sweet potato slips (the ones which ship from May 25 through June 25). We are still taking orders for the "Season Closeout Assortments". For the "Season Closeout" you may order any of the assortments in any of the quantities listed in the catalog (up to a maximum of 200 slips). You figure 50% off of the price listed in the catalog for the "Season Closeout Assortments". You must still pay the full amount for the shipping and handling. If you want to make sure that you get slips this year, it is best to place your order for "General Assortment". If you order the "General Assortment", Glenn will try to send you varieties which should do well for you in your part of the country.
We will begin shipping out sweet potato orders on Tuesday, May 28. We will ship out on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of next week and Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of each week thereafter. We will start with order #1 and will proceed from there. We have cashed the checks for your orders up into the orders received during the month of March. We had fully intended to send out a confirmation letter to everyone, but because of the numbers of orders received, we were not able to keep up with that. If you sent in your sweet potato order in late March or after, we are holding your check until we send out the order. We did not want to take your money until we were sure we would be able to ship your order. The sweet potato slips are sprouting very well this year, but we are fighting a gopher who thinks our greenhouse sprouting location is a smorgasboard. We are very hopeful that we will be able to ship out many, many orders this year. There are a few varieties that may be in short supply - - - Amish Bush Porto Rico, Bradshaw, Oakleaf, Patriot, Purple, Willowleaf, etc. If you didn't send in your order until after March and ordered one of these varieties (requesting No Substitution) you may want to reconsider and either e-mail or call to offer us a substitution. If we run out before we get to the people who ordered these varieties and asked for no substitutions, we will send out what is available and send a credit for what was not available.
SWEET POTATO ORDER QUANTITIES
Please respect the limit on each variety as the largest number of that variety we list. This gives more people a chance to try some of the varieties. If we list 3 slips as the highest number, then that means that the most you can order is 3. This may be because the variety is in low supply, sprouts poorly, or is in high demand.PLEASE NOTE: There will not be any Okinawan sweet potato slips available for the 2013 season. We have many other purple varieties that will be added for the 2013 season that are far superior to Okinawan. These are all earlier and much easier for people to grow. Please watch for the updates to the website coming within the next month or so that will tell you the names, prices, and availabilities of these new purple varieties.
SWEET POTATO PRESERVATION PROJECT
Growing up in the mountain valleys of Idaho, sweet potatoes were something my family only got at Thanksgiving and occasionally Christmas. I can remember, as a child, counting the days until we were close to Thanksgiving and that tasty treat. Once I moved to Iowa and had a chance to start locating some of the rarer varieties and also had good conditions for growing them, sweet potatoes were no longer just on the dinner table at Thanksgiving. We enjoy them year round through Thanksgiving (wouldn't be Thanksgiving without them). Once I started rounding all of the rarer and old time varieties, I soon discovered a few things. Most of the sweet potatoes sold in the local grocery store are really not all that tasty. The greatest discovery of all is that there are a lot of varieties, not on the main commercial lists, that are early enough that many folks can grow them in places where people thought they could not be grown. We have had reports back from customers from Maine to Washington and all across the North that have had great luck growing sweet potatoes. We have set up this sweet potato preservation project as both a preservation effort and as an educational tool. Our first and primary goal is to make sure as many varieties of sweet potatoes get preserved as possible. Our second goal is to spread the word to as many folks as we can to try growing some of the earlier sorts and find out what a great garden item they are. We will continue to search out any new (old) ones we can and propagate them and get them out to the mainstream public as quickly as is possible. We have learned that many rodents of all sorts love the plants and roots and we do lose varieties in the field at times. For this reason, we are very grateful to our friend, Amy Goldman, who in 2007, donated us the money for a greenhouse to keep a pot of each variety going just in case of crop failure in the field. This has made life much easier here and, again, we say, thanks Amy! We have no plans to ever reduce or eliminate varieties just because they don't sell. Neither do we intend to focus on just a few and mass produce thousands of plants of only those varieties. Our sweet potato collections are not driven by sales only, but by making sure each variety is maintained. Regardless of what assortments you choose, we are hopeful that you will have a great harvest and can have Thanksgiving every day at your house.
ORGANIC CERTIFICATION: We have achieved organic certification for our sweet potato plants. Our sweet potato plants are started in the field and are grown on soil that receives no chemical treatments. The plants also are not sprayed for insects or disease and are grown organically.
SEASON CLOSEOUT SWEET POTATO SALE
All sweet potato slip assortments are offered at a 50% discount when shipped from June 25 through July 10, 2013. If you are willing to wait that late for your sweet potatoes and are willing to take "pot luck" on the varieties which you receive, you may order them at this discount. Please indicate on the sweet potato order form that you are ordering the "Season Closeout Special". You may choose which assortment that you would prefer. We will try to honor that choice if at all possible. In an effort to spend more time producing our 2014 root crop, we will not be offering individual varieties in the "Season Closeout Sale" this year. We need to spend that time caring for the growing young plants.
SWEET POTATO CHALLENGES
WOW! How can moles, voles, rabbits, deer, gophers, field rats, field mice, house mice, ground squirrels, and ground hogs all be wrong? Each of the above has had a serious impact on our crops over the years - - - each in a different way. All of them seem to travel for miles to eat a part of the crop. We'll keep fighting and have conquered some (well, at least temporarily). Regardless, there isn't a crop in our garden more pursued than the sweet potatoes. The animals must know something that is good. If only the creatures would pursue the weeds with such enthusiasm!!
POSTAGE CHARGES
1 through 12 slips = $6.00
13 through 50 slips = $8.00
51 through 100 slips = $10.00
101 through 200 slips = $12.50
(Limit of 200 slips total for each customer this year.)
Please remit separate payments for sweet potatoes and seeds this year so that if we run out of sweet potato slips we may just return your check to you.
SALES TAX
For Iowa residents only - You must pay 7% sales tax on your sweet potato order. (See order form for where to add this in.)
SHIPPING DATES
Slips are usually ready about May 25 and we start shipping when they are ready. Do not expect them any sooner. We continue to ship up until the third week of June. Orders are all filled on a first come, first served basis. We will make an announcement on the "News and Updates" page of the website around the end of May when we will start mailing out the slips. If you need to contact us by e-mail, regular mail, or telephone concerning your sweet potato order, PLEASE include your sweet potato confirmation number. Please be patient! There are no guarantees on shipping dates. We cannot ship them to you any earlier than this because they are not ready here for shipping until those dates. You may NOT specify any individual varieties in your assortments. All assortments will be our choice from what is available.
SWEET POTATO ASSORTMENTS
NOTE: All sweet potato slips are certified organic. You will get named varieties in your asssortments. Each bunch (variety) of plants will be labeled with the variety name on a white plastic 4 inch label. Please pay close attention to the maximum limit you may order of each assortment. If you are ordering both the "Regular Season" slips and the "Season Closeout Special" you may order the maximum limit for both shipments. Please be sure to submit your order for the two shipping dates on two separate order forms with separate payment for each order. ALL ASSORTMENTS ARE OUR CHOICE ONLY!! If you wish to order your own choice of varieties, you must pay the price listed beside the individual variety's name. You may not choose the varieties to be included in your assortment.
Bush Assortment - A selection of the "least vining" types for the gardener with limited space. This assortment may include OUR CHOICE OF any varieties from the following list but will not include every variety: 8633, Amish Red, Bush Porto Rico, Cordners Red, Sharp, or Stevensons. (UNAVAILABLE FOR THE ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
General Assortment - OUR CHOICE OF any variety that we have listed in the catalog.
A - 2 Varieties - 6 slips - $3.25
B - 2 Varieties - 12 slips - $6.00
C - 3 Varieties - 12 slips - $6.50
D - 2 Varieties - 25 slips - $10.00
E - 3 Varieties - 25 slips - $11.50
F - 3 Varieties - 50 slips - $18.00
G - 4 Varieties - 50 slips - $20.00
H - 5 Varieties - 50 slips - $22.50
I - 6 Varieties - 50 slips - $25.00
J - 4 Varieties - 100 slips - $32.00
K - 5 Varieties - 100 slips - $35.00
L - 6 Varieties - 100 slips - $38.00
M - 8 Varieties - 100 slips - $40.00
N - 10 Varieties - 100 slips - $45.00
(Limit of 100 slips ONLY for the General Assortment.)
Heirloom Assortment - OUR CHOICE OF any sweet potato variety we have listed below in the descriptions as being an Heirloom Variety. This assortment may include any varieties from the following list but will not include every variety: Amish Bush Porto Rico, Amish Red, Amish White Bunch, Arkansas Red, Barberman, Betty's, Brazilian, Brinkley White, Butterbaugh Pink, Butterbaugh White, Continental Red, Cox's Yellow Jersey, Edna Evans, Forkleaf, Frazier White, Garrens Red & White, Georgia Yam, Ginseng Red, Golden Slipper, Indiana Gold, Ivis White Cream, Japanese, Korean Purple, Laceleaf, Magoffin, Margaret Bray, Martin's, Mary Rebecca, Maynard Family White, Memphis Pride, Millard Cooper, Nancy Hall, New Jersey Red, Oakleaf, Old Brazil, Old Fashioned Southern Queen, Old Fashioned Vining Porto Rico, Old Kentucky, Old Orange, Orange Oakleaf, Ozark County, Pense Red, Poplar Root, Pumpkin Yam, Purple, Quall's, Red Wine Velvet, Ringley's Porto Rico, Southern Queen, Tennessee Top Mark, Vietnamese, Violetta, Wakenda, White Haven, White Queen, White Yam, Willowleaf, Wilma's, Yellow Jersey.
A - 2 Varieties - 6 slips - $5.00
B - 2 Varieties - 12 slips - $8.00
C - 3 Varieties - 12 slips - $10.00
D - 2 Varieties - 25 slips - $17.50
E - 3 Varieties - 25 slips - $20.00
F - 3 Varieties - 50 slips - $35.00
G - 4 Varieties - 50 slips - $40.00
(Limit of 50 slips ONLY for the Heirloom Assortment.)
Northern Assortment - OUR CHOICE OF the shortest season types we have offered in the catalog. This assortment may include any varieties from the following list but will not include every variety: Allgold, Amish Bush Porto Rico, Arkansas Red, Barberman, Bradshaw, Betty's, California Gold, Carolina Nugget, Carver, Chinese Empress, Continental Red, Copper Jewel, Envy, Excel, Forkleaf, Frazier White, Georgia Jet, Georgia Yam, Ginseng Orange, Ginseng Red, Goldstar, Hatterias, Heartogold, Hong Hong, Indiana Gold, Ivis White Cream, Japanese, Jubilee, Korean Purple, Laceleaf, Markham, Martin's, Morado Moravi, Myanmar Purple, New Jersey Red, Oakleaf, Old Henry, Orange Oakleaf, Orange Barberman, Ozark County, Patriot, Pense Red, Porto Rico (USDA), Pumpkin Yam, Purple, Red Ivy Leaf, Red Jewel, Red Resisto, Red Yam, Redglow, Ringley's Porto Rico, Scarlet, Shoregold, Sumor, Sweet Red, Topaz, Vietnamese, Violetta, Willowleaf, Wilma's.
A - 2 Varieties - 6 slips - $4.00
B - 2 Varieties - 12 slips - $7.50
C - 3 Varieties - 12 slips - $9.00
D - 2 Varieties - 25 slips - $12.50
E - 3 Varieties - 25 slips - $15.00
F - 3 Varieties - 50 slips - $24.00
G - 4 Varieties - 50 slips - $30.00
(Limit of 50 slips ONLY for the Northern Assortment.)
Orange Assortment - OUR CHOICE OF any of the orange or yellow fleshed types listed in the catalog. This assortment may include any varieties from the following list but will not include every variety: 8633, Amish Bush Porto Rico, Amish Red, Apache, Arkansas Red, B-18, Baker, Barberman, Beauregarde, Betty's, Bradshaw, California Gold, Carolina Bunch, Carolina Nugget, Carolina Ruby, Carver, Centennial, Cherokee, Chesapeake, Continental Red, Copper Jewel, Cordners Red, Darby, Diane, Easter, Edna Evans, Envy, Eureka, Excel, Forkleaf, Garnet, Gem, Georgia Jet, Georgia Red, Georgia Yam, Ginseng Orange, Ginseng Red, Gold Nugget, Golden Jewel, Golden Slipper, Golden Sweet, Goldrush Red, Goldstar, Hatterias, Heartogold, Hernandez, Indiana Gold, Jasper, Ivy Leaf Carver, Jeanie, Jewell, Julian, Laceleaf, Margaret Bray, Martin's, Maryland Baker, Maryland Supreme, Memphis Pride, Nemagold, New Jersey Red, Norton, Nugget, Oakleaf, Oklahoma Nugget, Oklahoma Red, Oklamar, Old Fashioned Vining Porto Rico, Orange Barberman, Orange Oakleaf, Ozark County, Patriot, Pense Red, Pope, Porto Rico, Porto Rico (USDA), Porto Rico Bunch, Pumpkin Yam, Qualls, Red Garnet, Red Gold, Red Ivy Leaf, Red Jewel, Red Resisto, Red Wine Velvet, Red Yam, Redcliff, Redglow, Regal, Resisto, Ringley's Porto Rico, Rose Centennial, Scarlet, Sharp, Shoregold, Stoker Red, Sunnyside, Sweet Red, Tennessee Top Mark, Topaz, Travis, Vardaman, Vietnamese, Viola, W-392, Wakenda, Willowleaf, Wilma's.
A - 2 Varieties - 6 slips - $5.00
B - 2 Varieties - 12 slips - $8.00
C - 3 Varieties - 12 slips - $10.00
D - 2 Varieties - 25 slips - $17.50
E - 3 Varieties - 25 slips - $20.00
F - 3 Varieties - 50 slips - $35.00
G - 4 Varieties - 50 slips - $40.00
(Limit of 50 slips ONLY for the Orange Assortment.)
White Assortment - OUR CHOICE OF any of the White fleshed types listed in the catalog. This assortment may include any varieties from the following list but will not include every variety: Amish White Bunch, Batas, Beiler White, Brazilian, Brinkley White, Butterbaugh Pink, Butterbaugh White, Camote Morado, Cox's Yellow Jersey, Creole, Crystal White, Dingess Connecticut Bloom, Dingess Old Time White, Dingess Pink Tint, Dingess Rusty Coat, Dingess White With Pink Eye, Frazier White, Garrens Red & White, Hannah, Hayman, Ivis White Cream, Jubilee, Liberty, Magoffin, Markham, Mary Rebecca, Maynard Family White, Millard Cooper, Nancy Hall, Old Brazil, Old Fashioned Southern Queen, Old Henry, Old Kentucky, Pelican Processor, Poplar Root, Southern Queen, Spanish White, Sumor, Theodore Meece Old Fashioned White, White Bunch, White Haven, White Hayman, White Jersey, White Jewel, White Queen, White Travis, White Triumph, White Yam, Whitestar.
A - 2 Varieties - 6 slips - $4.00
B - 2 Varieties - 12 slips - $7.50
C - 3 Varieties - 12 slips - $8.50
D - 2 Varieties - 25 slips - $14.00
E - 3 Varieties - 25 slips - $15.50
F - 3 Varieties - 50 slips - $22.00
G - 4 Varieties - 50 slips - $25.00
(Limit of 50 slips ONLY for the White Assortment.)
Rainbow Assortment - Will include OUR CHOICE OF 5 slips of a white skinned variety, 5 slips of a purple skinned variety, 5 slips of an orange skinned variety, and 5 slips of any that are a different color than the other three. 20 slips for $19.00 (Limit of 20 slips only.)
Purple Assortment - OUR CHOICE OF any that are listed as either purple skinned or purple fleshed. This assortment may include any varieties from the following list but will not include every variety: Camote Rosita, Carogold, Diane, Dingess Purple Flesh, Hong Hong, Korean Purple, Kote Buki, Molokai Purple, Morado Moravi, Myanmar Purple, Purple, Purple Delight, Regal, Tainung 65, Tinto, Violetta, White Delite.
A - 2 Varieties - 6 slips - $10.00
B - 2 Varieties - 12 slips - $17.50
C - 3 Varieties - 12 slips - $20.00
D - 2 Varieties - 25 slips - $30.00
E - 3 Varieties - 25 slips - $35.00
(Limit of 25 slips ONLY for the Purple Assortment.)
NOTES
Each customer may only order a TOTAL of 200 slips for the "Regular Season". You may also order a TOTAL of 200 slips for the "Season Closout Special". Be sure that you include a separate shipping amount for each order and put them on two separate order forms.
Quantity limit on orders: The maximum number of slips you may order of a variety is only the maximum number of slips listed for each variety. (Example: Spanish White is sold as 3 slips for $6.00. You may only order 3 slips. You may NOT order two (2) sets of 3 slips. A total of 3 slips is all that you may order of this variety.)
We try to limit descriptions about flavor as flavor varies depending upon the individual's taste and also upon the soil type and the climate where the variety is grown. Your best bet is to keep trying different varieties until you find the one that fits your taste buds.
We are not using days to maturity for the sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes need hot weather. Days to maturity is very subjective. 90 days in my native Idaho mountain valley and 90 days here in Iowa are not anywhere close to the same. Heat units or growing degree days is the only way to accurately determine maturity. (Please see a detailed explanation of this on the beginning sweet potato catalog page of this website under the "Sweet Potato Growing Information".) Our plants here are usually planted the last week of June and are dug the last week of September (or about 90 days). We will use the following criteria for maturity.
Maturity Criteria
Early: At 90 days here in Iowa these have reached full size.
Mid-season: At 90 days here in Iowa these still have roots that need a few more weeks to bulk up.
Late: At 90 days here in Iowa these only have about 25% of the roots mature.
Very Late: Really nothing much at 90 days. These need around 140 days.
Plant Growth Type Criteria
This is our criteria that we use to classify the varieties' growth habits. This is from data gathered at our farm, taking measurements from the location where the plant is growing to the distance the vines cover on one side of the plant.
Very Vigorous: Vines go to 12 feet or more.
Vigorous: Vines usually go from 8 to 12 feet.
Vining: Vines go from 6 to 8 feet.
Semi-Bush: Vines go from 4 to 6 feet.
Bush: Vines are less than 4 feet.
For short season areas, success will come easier if you plant on black plastic that has been layed down several weeks prior to setting the slips out. Remember they like it hot. Those who live where summer night temperatures are usually less than 60 deg. F, should probably stick to early varieties only and definitely use black plastic to grow them on. Clear plastic tunnels with both ends open are also great in cooler areas.
2013 SWEET POTATO DESCRIPTIONS AND PRICING
8633: Early. Bush, normal leaf, reddish-orange skin, orange flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Allgold: Early. Vining, tan skin with orange flesh, heavy yields. Developed in Oklahoma in 1952. This variety is a digger's nightmare. The roots are somewhat brittle and they are spread out everywhere. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Amish Bush Porto Rico: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pink skin, orange flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Amish Red: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Bush, cut leaf, deep pink/red skin, orange flesh. 6 slips for $10.00
Amish White Bunch: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, cream colored skin, creamy white flesh. Roots are primarily directly under the plant. 6 slips for $7.00; 12 slips for $13.00; 25 slips for $25.00
Apache: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, pale orange skin and flesh, above average yield. Developed by the USDA in 1959. 3 slips for $6.00
Arkansas Red: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, deep pink/red skin, orange flesh, high yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
B-18: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, peach colored skin, orange flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $7.50
Baker: Early. Vining, normal leaf, tannish skin, pale orange flesh, excellent yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00; 25 slips for $25.00
Barberman: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, red/orange skin, deep orange flesh, high yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Batas: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, creamy white skin, white flesh, vigorous vines. Half the roots are directly under a central plant. Remaining roots are spread out over a large area. Above average yields. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Beauregarde: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaves, red orange skin, orange flesh, above average yield. Roots get huge, but the flavor and texture are not as good as some of the heirlooms. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Beiler White: Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, round roots, white skin, white flesh, roots located under the plant. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00; 25 slips for $27.00
Betty's: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pink-red skin, light orange flesh, above average yield. 3 slips for $6.00
Bradshaw: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pinkish/red skin, orange flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Brazilian: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, green colored normal leaves, white skin, white flesh, excellent yield. Tends to produce fruits away from the center of the plant. 3 slips for $6.00
Brinkley White: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, creamy-white skin, cream colored flesh, excellent yield. 3 slips for $6.00
Bugs Bunny: Mid-season. Very vigorous vines, semi-cut light green leaves, pink/red skin, pale orange flesh. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Bush Porto Rico: Mid-season. Bush, normal leaf, yellow-orange skin and flesh,. Needs long season to develop fully, but may be harvested mid-season. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Butterbaugh Pink: (Heirloom Variety) Late. Very vining, normal leaf, does not like sandy soil, pink skin, blocky roots, cream/white flesh. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Butterbaugh White: (Heirloom Variety) Late. Very vining, normal leaves, does not like sandy soil, white skin and flesh. 6 slips for $7.50
California Gold: Early. Vining, normal leaf, light orange skin, orange flesh. Above average yields. 3 slips for $5.00
Camote Morado: Mid-season. Semi-bush, deep cut ivy leaf, pink and white streaked skin, white flesh, good yields. 3 slips for $5.00
Camote Rosita: Mid-season. Vining, deep cut leaf foliage, purple skin, cream flesh, roots are far from the plant. 3 slips for $7.50
Carogold: Mid-season. Very vigorous vines, normal leaf, bright purple skin, orange flesh, average yield. Developed by South Carolina Department of Agriculture in 1958. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Carolina Bunch: Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, light orange skin, light orange flesh, high yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Carolina Nugget: Early. Semi-bush, ivy leaf, pink skin, cream/orange flesh, above average yeilds. 6 slips for $7.50
Carolina Ruby: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, ruby red skin, deep orange flesh, high yield. Roots are all under the main plant. 6 slips for $10.00; 12 slips for $17.50
Carver: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, deep orange skin and flesh. 3 slips for $7.50
Centennial: Early. Vigourous vines, normal leaf, copper skin, pale orange flesh, long, skinny roots, adapted for heavier soils, above average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Cherokee: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, reddish orange skin, orange flesh. 3 slips for $7.50
Chesapeake: Early. Vining, normal leaf, orange skin, orange flesh, high yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00; 25 slips for $25.00
Chinese Empress: Early. Vining, yellowish orange skin with a pink hue, pale orange flesh, excellent yields. 3 slips for $7.50
Continental Red: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pink-red skin, light orange flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Copper Jewel: Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pink/red skin, light orange flesh, high yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Cordners Red: Early. Bush, normal leaf, red/orange skin, orange flesh, above average yield, poor keeper. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Cox's Yellow Jersey: Mid-season. Vigorgous vines, very tiny, fine leaves and foliage, creamy yellow skin and flesh. 6 slips for $7.50
Creole: Mid-season. Very vigorous vines, normal leaf, cream skin, cream flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00; 25 slips for $25.00
Crystal White: Early. Vining, normal leaf, off-white skin, cream flesh, excellent yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Darby: Mid-season. Very vigorous vines, normal leaf with a purple/reddish cast, red skin, deep orange flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Diane: Mid-season. Vining, broad cut leaf, pale purple skin, orange flesh, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Dingess Connecticut Bloom: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, pinkish-white skin with white flesh, average yield. Plants like to flower. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Dingess Old Time White: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, good producer of large white skinned, white flesh potatoes. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 s lips for $20.00
Dingess Pink Tint: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, white skin with pinkish flecks, white flesh, above average yields. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Dingess Purple Flesh: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, longer shape, purple skin and flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $10.00; 12 slips for $17.50
Dingess Rusty Coat: Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, creamy pink skin, snow white flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Dingess White With Pink Eye: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, roundish shape roots, white skin with a pink eye, white flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Edna Evans: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, salmon colored skin, orange flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Envy: Early. Sent to us by Rollie Morton. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pale orange flesh and skin, average yield, stays slightly firm when baked. 6 slips for $6.00;12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Eureka: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, carrot orange skin, orange flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $10.00; 12 slips for $17.50
Excel: Early. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, large fat roots, orangish tan skin, pale orange flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Forkleaf: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, cut leaf, pink/red skin, pale orange flesh, above average yields. 6 slips for $6.00
Frazier White: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, pale green colored normal leaves, white skin and white flesh, uniform roots, excellent yields, superb for fairs and exhibitions. 6 slips for $7.50
Garnet: Early. Vigorous vines, deep cut leaf, deep purple/red skin, orange flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Garnet Red: Not the same as Garnet or Red Garnet. Mid-season. Reddish green leaves on vigorous vines, red skin, orange flesh. 6 slips for $10.00
Garrens Red & White: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, deep cut leaf, red skin with very white flesh, above average yield. It appears to be a superb strain of Spanish Red. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Gem: Mid-season. Developed by University of North Carolina in 1964. Vining, normal leaf, light orange skin, pale orange flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $6.50; 12 slips for $10.00
Georgia Jet: Early. Vining, normal leaf, pink/red skin, orange flesh, above average yield. While this continues to be a popular variety, I find it to be one of the least desirable ones to grow. Yes, it is early. Yes, it gets big, but it cooks up mushy. It doesn't have the flavor or resistance to cracking that some of the other varieties we carry have. We sincerely hope that you will try some of the more flavorful heirlooms that we offer. While you may not get an 8 to 10 pound "whopper," you're going to get something that will tantalize your taste buds with the heirlooms. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Georgia Red: Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, tan/orange skin, deep orange flesh, above average yield. While this has the name "Georgia Red", it has always been the same color as what we describe here (and never has been red). I've grown it for over 20 years. This may not be the same sweet potato that people in the South call "Georgia Red". 6 slips for $7.50
Georgia Yam: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, copper orange colored skin, orange colored flesh, excellent yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Ginseng Orange: Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, above average yield. A mutation on Ginseng Red, producing more of an orange skin and orange flesh. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Ginseng Red: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pinkish/red skin, light orange flesh, excellent yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Gold Nugget: Mid-season. Vining, cut leaf, light red skin, orange flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $7.50
Golden Jewel: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, golden orange skin, orange flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Golden Slipper: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, light orange skin, light orange flesh, long slender roots, average yields. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Golden Sweet: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, golden orange skin, creamy yellow flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00; 25 slips for $25.00
Goldrush Red: Mid-season. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pale orange skin, pale orange flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Goldstar: Early. Vining, cut leaf, pink skin, light orange flesh, excellent yields. 3 slips for $7.50
Hannah: Early. Very vigorous vines, normal leaf, pale cream skin, cream flesh, high yield. 6 slips for $7.50
Hatterias: Early. Semi-bush, normal leaf, deep copper/red skin, bright orange flesh, excellent yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Hayman: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, cream colored skin, cream flesh, average yield. Plants tend to produce very large numbers of smaller sized roots. This one never seems to get very large, but flavor is good. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Heartogold: Early. Developed in 1947. Vining, normal leaf, huge yields of tan skinned, bright orange flesh potatoes. Young plants appear spindly and frail, but will take off growing rapidly if given proper care. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Hernandez: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, dark orange skin, dark orange flesh. Tends to be very moist when cooked, above average yields. Slow to sprout. Most likely will not be shipped before June 15. 6 slips for $7.50
Hong Hong: Early. Semi-bush, normal leaf, purple skin, white flesh, flowers early, large roots located under the plant. 6 slips for $10.00
Indiana Gold: (Heirloom Variety) Sent to us by Mark Jennete. Early. Vining, normal leaf, golden skin, orange flesh. Vines that set roots early. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Ivis White Cream: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaves, cream skin, cream flesh, uniform roots, excellent yields. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Ivy Leaf Carver: Early. Semi-bush, ivy leaf, pinkish/red skin, light orange flesh, above average yield. We are very sorry. The USDA sent us the wrong Carver many years ago. This is a worthy variety, but it is not the true Carver. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Japanese: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, cut leaf, pink-red skin, pale orange flesh, excellent yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Jasper: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, purple pink streaked, cream flesh. 3 slips for $7.50
Jewell: Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, above average yields, tends to produce medium sized roots regardless of the season length. Has light orange skin with light orange flesh, on the moist side. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Jonathan: Mid-season. Vining, deep cut foliage, pale cream yellow skin, cream orange flesh. 3 slips for $7.50
Jubilee: Early. Vining, normal leaf, cream colored skin, cream colored flesh, above average yield. 3 slips for $6.00
Julian: Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, cream/orange skin, yellow/orange flesh; average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Korean Purple: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, dark green colored normal leaves, purple skin, white flesh, excellent yields. Very sweet when baked with skins on. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Kote Buki: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, purplish red skin, white flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Laceleaf: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, greenish purple cut leaf, pink skin, pale orange flesh, excellent yields. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Liberty: Early. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, deep magenta skin, white flesh, high yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Magoffin: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Sent to us by a customer to add to our collection. Old fashioned white skinned, dry flesh from KY. Does not set roots directly under the plant. 6 slips for $10.00
Margaret Bray: (Heirloom Variety from Kentucky) Mid-season. Vining, cut leaf, pink/red skin, orange flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $6.00
Markham: Early. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, white skin and flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $7.50
Martins: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, rusty, red/orange skin, light orange flesh, excellent yields. Slow to sprout. Most likely will not be shipped before June 15. 6 slips for $7.50
Maryland Baker: Early. Vining, normal leaf, red/orange skin, orange flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $7.50
Maryland Supreme: Early. Vining, normal leaf, red skin, deep orange flesh, above average yields. Very moist when baked without peeling and wrapped in foil. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Mary Rebecca: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Very vigorous vines, normal leaf, whit skin, white flesh. 6 slips for $7.50
Maynard Family White: (Heirloom Variety) Late. Very vigorous vines, normal leaf, white flesh, white skin, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Memphis Pride: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, cut leaf, pinkish skin, light orange flesh, above average yields. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Millard Cooper: (Heirloom Variety) Late. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, cream colored skin, white flesh, old fashioned, rough shaped roots, average yield. 6 slips for $7.50
Morado Moravi: Early. Vining, normal leaf, bright purple stems, lavender skin, lavender white streaked flesh. 3 slips for $10.00
Molokai Purple: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, deep purple skin and intensely deep purple flesh, wrinkly, long roots spreads out everywhere. 6 slips for $10.00; 12 slips for $17.50
Myanmar Purple: Early. Vining, normal leaf, purplish stems and leaves that start out deep purple, magenta purple skin, white flesh with purple streaks. 6 slips for $10.00
Nancy Hall: (Heirloom Variety) Late. Vining, normal leaf, creamy yellow skin and flesh, excellent flavor, but roots never get very large, poor yielder (many plants will fail to produce one root). 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Nemagold: Mid-season. Oklahoma introduction from 1958. Very vigorous thin vines, fine cut leaf, orange/tan skin, orange semi-moist flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
New Jersey Red: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, copper orange skin, orange flesh, high yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Norton: Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, creamy yellow skin and flesh. 3 slips for $7.50
Nugget: Mid-season. Introduced from NC Experimental Station in 1961. Vining, cut leaf, pinkish skin, light orange flesh, average yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Oakleaf: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, greenish purple cut leaf, pink skin, light orange flesh, excellent yields. 3 slips for $6.00
Oklahoma Nugget: Mid-season. Very vigorous vines, fine cut leaf, rusty orange skin, orange flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Oklahoma Red: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, red skin, orange flesh,tends to be long in shape, average yield. Likes heavy soil. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Oklamar: Mid-season. Developed by Oklahoma State University in 1957. Vining, normal leaf, tannish skin, pinkish/orange flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Old Brazil: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, white skin, white flesh, above average yield. Very few (if any) roots under the center of the plant, frequently up to 3 or 4 feet away from the center of the plant. A great variety to confuse the voles, rats and gophers. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Old Fashioned Porto Rico Vining: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, pale salmon skin, pale apricot flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $10.00
Old Fashioned Southern Queen: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, white skin, cream flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Old Henry: Early. Vining, normal leaf, cream white skin, white flesh, uniform roots, above average yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
Old Kentucky: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Old fashioned, rough looking, but tasty. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, white skin, white flesh, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Old Orange: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Large, deep orange roots - both skin and flesh. Flesh is moist, poor sprouter. 3 slips for $7.50
Orange Barberman: Early. Vining, orange skin, orange flesh. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Ozark County: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, yellow orange skin, orange flesh, good yields. 6 slips for $10.00
Orange Oakleaf: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pale copper colored skin, nice bright orange flesh, above average yields. 6 slips for $6.00
Patriot: Early. Semi-bush, normal leaf, readily flowers. Pinkish/orange skin, bright orange flesh, excellent yields. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00
Pelican Processor: Mid-season. Developed in Louisiana in 1944. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, white fleshed, white skinned, average yield. 3 slips for $7.50
Pense Red: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, pink/red skin, pale orange flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Pope: Early. Very vigorous vines, normal leaf, orange skin, orange flesh, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Poplar Root: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, large, slim, white skin and flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Porto Rico: Early. Semi-bush, normal leaf, pinkish cream/tan skin, orange flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00; 25 slips for $27.00
Porto Rico (USDA): Early. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, pale orange skin and flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Porto Rico Bunch: Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, red orange skin, orange flesh, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Pumpkin Yam: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, orange skin, light orange flesh, excellent yields. Slow to sprout. Most likely will not be shipped before June 15. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Papota: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, appears to be adapted to a heavy soil. In our sand it was long and skinny. Pinkish tint to cream skin, snow white flesh. 3 slips for $6.00
Purple: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, deep purple skin, deep purple flesh. To keep the deep purple color after cooking, you must cook these with the skins on. Slow to sprout. Most likely will not be shipped before June 15. 6 slips for $10.00
Purple Delight: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, purple skin and flesh, roots not located under the plant. 6 slips for $10.00; 12 slips for $17.50
Qualls: (Heirloom Variety from Virginia) Mid-season. Normal leaf, pale tan/orange skin, creamy orange flesh, average yield. Prefers heavy clay soil. 6 slips for $6.00
Red Garnet: Mid-season. Vining, reddish tint to normal leaf, deep pink/red skin, orange flesh, round shape. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00; 25 slips for $25.00
Red Gold: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, pale red/orange skin, yellow/orange flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $7.50' 12 slips for $14.00
Red Ivy Leaf: Early. Semi-bush, cut leaf, deep pink skin, light orange flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Red Jewel: Early. Vining, normal leaf, bright red skin, orange flesh, very uniform, high yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Red Resisto: Early. Semi-bush, normal leaf, readily flowers. Purplish/red skin, medium orange flesh, very good yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Red Wine Velvet: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, deep red skin, orange flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $10.00
Red Yam: Early. Large semi-bush, normal leaf, large root, red skin, orange flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Redcliff: Mid-season. Developed by University of South Carolina in 1966. Semi-bush, normal leaf, red skin, orange flesh, above average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Redglow: Early. Semi-bush, normal leaf, bright pink/red skin, orange flesh, excellent yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Regal: Late. Vining, normal leaf, purplish red skin, orange flesh, average yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Resisto: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, rusty orange skin, orange flesh, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Ringley's Porto Rico: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, cut leaf, pale off-cream to tan colored skin, apricot flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Rose Centennial: Mid-season. Sent to us by E. A. Smith. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, uniform, rosy colored tan skin, medium orange colored flesh, average yield. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Scarlet: Early. Vining, normal leaf, bright red skin, orange flesh, very uniform, high yields. 6 slips for $7.50
Sharp: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Bush, normal leaf, purplish-green stems, orange skin, orange flesh, above average yields. 6 slips for $7.50
Shoregold: Early. Semi-bush, normal leaf, red skin, orange flesh, above average yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Southern Delite: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, thin stringy vines, pink/red skin, pink/orange flesh, medium yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Southern Queen: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, white skin and flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $6.00
Spanish Red: (Heirloom Variety) Very late. Vining, large, cut leaf, red skin, white flesh, long, skinny roots, below average yield. 3 slips for $7.50
Spanish Red Improved: Late. Vining, cut leaf, long, red skin, creamy yellow flesh, below average yield. 6 slips for $7.50
Spanish White: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, white skin, white flesh, average yield. 3 slips for $6.00
Stevenson's: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Bush, normal leaf, light orange skin, light orange flesh, above average yields. 6 slips for $7.50
Stoker Red: Late. Vining, normal leaf, pale red skin, salmon colored flesh, average yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Sumor: Early. Vining, medium pale green normal leaves, cream white skin, white flesh, plants frequently flower, above average yield. After several months in storage I have found these to be a near suitable substitute for Irish potatoes. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Sunnyside: Mid-season. Developed by USDA in 1953. Vining, normal leaf, pale orange/tan skin, pale orange flesh, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Sweet Red: Early. Very vigorous vines, normal leaf, deep red skin, deep orange flesh, above average yield. 3 slips for $7.50
Tainung 65: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, thin, fine leaves, deep pink/purple skin, cream yellow flesh, excellent yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Tennessee Top Mark: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Semi-bush, cut leaf, dark pink skin, pale orange flesh, excellent yield. 6 slips for $7.50
Theodore Meece Old Fashioned White: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, white skin, white flesh, average yields. Roots are not all under the main plant. 6 slips for $6.00
Tinto: Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, long skinny roots are not set close to the plant, purple skin, white flesh with a lavender tint. 6 slips for $10.00
Topaz: Early. Vining, normal leaf, copper orange skin, orange flesh, uniform, high yields. 6 slips for $7.50
Travis Mid-season. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, red orange skin, orange flesh, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
Vardaman: Mid-season. Bush, purple colored normal leaves, light orange skin, orange flesh, long skinny roots, average yield. 6 slips for $7.50
Vietnamese: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, cut leaf, red orange skin, orange flesh, above average yield. 6 slips for $6.00
Viola: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, pinkish purple skin, orange flesh, above average yield. 3 slips for $7.50
Violetta: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, bright purple skin, white flesh, superbly sweet, above average yields. 6 slips for $10.00; 12 slips for $17.50
W-392: Mid-season. Semi-bush, deep cut leaves, readily flowers. Copper pink/orange skin, pale orange flesh, good yields. 6 slips for $7.50
Wakenda: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, dark pink skin, dark orange flesh, excellent yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
White Bunch: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, white skin and flesh. 3 slips for $5.00
White Delite: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, purple skin, white flesh, average yields. 3 slips for $5.00
White Haven: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Semi-bush, normal leaf, round roots under the plant, white skin and flesh. 6 slips for $7.50
White Hayman: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaves, white skin, white flesh, above average yield, roots can get large. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
White Jersey: Late. Vining, normal leaf, cream yellow skin, cream yellow flesh, lower yields. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
White Jewell: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, cream colored skin, cream colored flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $7.50
White Jewel (OK): Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, pinkish purple skin, white flesh, average yield. (UNAVAILABLE FOR ENTIRE 2013 SEASON)
White Queen: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Vining, normal leaf, very uniform, white skin and flesh. 6 slips for $7.50; 12 slips for $14.00; 25 slips for $27.00
White Travis: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, white skin, white flesh, excellent yield, dryer type flesh. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00; 25 slips for $20.00
White Triumph: Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, small roots, cream skin, white flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $6.00
White Yam: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaf, white skin, creamy-white flesh, above average yields. 6 slips for $6.00; 12 slips for $10.00
Whitestar: Mid-season. Introduced in 1948 by the USDA as a livestock feed cultivar. Vigorous vines, normal leaf, white skin, white flesh, average yield, uniform roots. 6 slips for $6.00
Willowleaf: (Heirloom Variety) Early. Large, semi-bush, cut leaf, light orange skin, orange flesh, excellent yield. 6 slips for $6.00
Wilma's: Early. Semi-bush, normal leaf, plants appear small and underdeveloped but contain high yields of rusty red skin, orange flesh roots. 6 slips for $7.50
Yellow Jersey: (Heirloom Variety) Mid-season. Vining, normal leaves, creamy colored skin, white flesh, average yields. 6 slips for $7.50