Why settle for one color or flavor when you can grow the full sweet-potato rainbow in a single season? Our best-selling sampler packs together three outstanding LSU releases that look, taste, and cook completely differently — perfect for market growers, chefs, or anyone who wants orange, purple, and white sweet potatoes from the same garden. Sampler contains a mix of the three varieties in 12, 25, or 100 slip (plant) quantities. What’s Inside Purple Majesty The deepest, most vivid royal-purple flesh on the planet with rich, nutty, chestnut-like flavor and sky-high antioxidants. Stunning baked, mashed, or turned into purple fries that stop traffic at the farmers’ market. White Bonita Creamy-white flesh that stays snow-white when cooked, with a mild, slightly nutty, less-sweet taste — think “Yukon Gold meets sweet potato.” The #1 choice for savory dishes, tempura, gnocchi, soups, and anywhere orange would be too sweet. Covington The gold-standard orange sweet potato: beautiful rose skin, deep-orange flesh, perfect sweet-moist texture, and unbeatable classic flavor. Exceptional yields, great storage, and the variety that made North Carolina famous. New to Growing Sweet Potatoes? This sampler was created just for you. Three completely different colors and flavor profiles from one planting All three are high-yielding, heat-tolerant, nematode- and fusarium-resistant LSU varieties Uniform maturity (100–125 days) — dig them all at the same time Huge market appeal: you don't need to pick a favorite color or flavor; you can pick three! Simple Growing Instructions Plant after all danger of frost when soil temperatures reach 65 °F+ (mid-to-late spring) Full sun and loose, well-drained soil (pH 5.8–6.5); raised beds or ridges work perfectly Space slips 10–18 inches apart (12–15 inches is ideal for maximum marketable size) Rows 36–48 inches apart (fits nicely on 42–48-inch beds) Bury roots and lower stem nodes 3–4 inches deep, leaving leaves above soil Keep evenly moist until established, then moderate water — tolerates heat and short dry spells No hilling required — sweet potatoes set roots along the vine Harvest in 110–130 days when vines begin yellowing (dig before heavy frost) Cure 7–14 days at 80–85 °F and high humidity, then store at 55–60 °F 100% Non-GMO: Purple Majesty is a traditionally bred LSU cultivar. We ship only certified, virus-tested, non-GMO slips produced using organic practices. Ships beginning to mid-June as vigorous, bare-root slips ready to explode with growth. Grab your Purple Majesty slips now and grow the most gorgeous, antioxidant-packed sweet potatoes your market or kitchen has ever seen!
