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Sweet Potato Evangeline PP19710

Twice as sweet as any other sweet potato! Evangeline lives up to its reputation as the sweetest of the sweet potatoes. This classic orange root is tastier than Beauregard and twice as sweet. An uncommonly hardy variety that’s resistant to

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