These are a little small but this was my first time growing them so I am pleased. Only picked 5 plants toto get this many. These are Red Tennessee jewel sweet potatos I have around 30 more to dig up so I am going to let them grow about another 3 weeks well have a great dayget in the garden ...

Very nice Damian!!!!
Be sure & show us the ones you harvest 3 weeks from now.

And I see you're a newcomer to ATP. Welcome, welcome, welcome!

Hi Damien! Wow, that's a lot of sweet potato's ... to my taste, the small ones are always the best! Congratulations on your first harvest!

yummy!

I'm waiting for mine. Dave says to wait until after they bloom so I'm being patient. I planted "Beauregard".

Nice Haul! You've reminded to check on my little patch of Sweet Potatos and see whats going on down there.

I want to try to grow some myself next year, also some of those delish little red new potatoes. I dont even know if both kinds grow at the same time or if they have different seasons. Ive tried to give up white russet potatoes. Very hard.

Pam, you can grow 'regular' potatoes through the winter and harvest them in the spring. You might have to protect the foliage if you get cold temps, but just an old sheet or cardboard box will do it.

The sweet potatoes need warmth, so you could even plant them after you harvest your other potatoes, in the spring after danger of frost, so mid-March where you are?