Covington Sweet Potato Only for GU including in the South where

including in the South where the berries tend to ripen as early as June

it ripens in late summer and produces berries until frost

2) Covington roots are very uniform in shape and not prone to produce misshapen or long

the Frostbite™ thrives even in chilly USDA Zone 3b

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Covington Sweet Potato Only for GU including in the South whereFrom North Carolina State, it's rapidly replacing Beauregard in commercial plantings. Not because of flavor, both are sweet with great flavor. And it isn't because of yield, they are both very good yielders. In truth, there are three key differences: 1) Storage time is much longer than Beauregard (which can begin to deteriorate beginning in January). 2) Covington roots are very uniform in shape and not prone to produce misshapen or long, narrow roots.