Cultivating Sweet Potatoes: Workshop & Tips @ Malloy Jordan Library
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Cultivating Sweet Potatoes: Workshop & Tips @ Malloy Jordan Library

A chance to learn about effective sweet potato growing techniques, get some hands on experience, and take a few slips home to plant!

By N.C. Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County

Date and time

Thursday, June 20 · 1 - 2pm EDT

Location

1110 E Seventh St

1110 East Seventh Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour

    Join N.C. Cooperative Extension for , we will discuss the differences between purple, white, and orange varieties. Sweet Potatoes vs yams, ways varieties need to be prepared and stored differently etc. Common pests, locations to plant, harvesting times, techniques and more will be discussed. We will be giving away a few slips for everyone who participates to take home and plant. For questions, please contact Matthew Scoggins at mscoggi@ncsu.edu , or at 336-705-8823.

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     Forsyth County Center

    1450 Fairchild Rd

    Winston-Salem, NC 27105

    OPEN MON-FRI: 8A-5P

    (336) 703-2850

    https://forsyth.ces.ncsu.edu/

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