Sweet potaoes cultivars come in many different leaf forms, but could be generally classified as cut leaf and smooth leaf. Never noticed that the cultivars were better in either leaf class. Some are good, some not so good in either case.
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Hernandez: An example of a smooth leaf cultivar {{gwi:110309}}
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Thanks for the reply. I have a 7 point cut leaf with purple stem that is most likely an heirloom, any idea what variety it is?

No, there are lots of obscure cutleaf cultivars. Probably can come close with both the physical characteristics of the leaf combined with the physical characteristics of the potato. You might look at descriptions at sandhill preservation. Glenn carries the best variety around.

Hi

My sweet potato patch, I have two varieties on this bed. One is Beuregard and the other from sandhill preservation. And I agree with Farmerdilla, they have the best varieties. I have three different kinds from them.

Silvia

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