• Traditional orange flesh with light rose skin.
• Orleans matures 5-10 days faster than other varieties on average, making it the preferred choice of growers with a shorter-length season.
• Days to Maturity: 95 days
• Orleans matures 5-10 days faster than other varieties on average, making it the preferred choice of growers with a shorter-length season.
• Days to Maturity: 95 days
Disease Resistance Characteristics: Resistant to fusarium wilt, rhizopus soft rot, bacterial soft rot, and fusarium root rot. Susceptible to root knot.
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My first job was as
Mar 9, 2017
My first job was as a cashier at a little convenience store in the center of our quaint sea-side town up here in Mautschsseats. I was THE FIRST GIRL THEY EVER HIRED! LOL. Okay, the year was 1976. It was part time after school. I have absolutely no recollection of the hourly wage.
Lorrie
Fusarium Resistant and Very Productive
Dec 8, 2016
We grew Orleans last season for the first time. We have had no fusrium-related post-storage rot issues (an issue in past seasons for us). It is also the most productive sweet potato that we have ever grown, both in terms of overall production and production of #1 sweet potatoes (more than Beauregard, Covington, and Georgia Jet).
Megan Allen
John
Aug 12, 2014
It is appropriate time to make some plans for the future and it is time to be happy. I have read this post and if I could I want to suggest you few interesting things or suggestions. Maybe you can write next articles referring to this article. I wish to read more things about it!
Smitha91
Owner Response: Dear John,
Thanks for the note!
Feel free to email us at growersupport@newsproutfarms.com with your suggestions. We plan on writing more articles about our sweet potato slips and about sweet potatoes in general. I will send you an email when they are published. Enjoy the summertime! Thanks again for your interest.
Warm Regards,
Andrew Rose
Grower Support Team @
New Sprout Organic Farms