After the soil has been above freezing for at least six weeks. Then, you can continue replanting the next batch 2-6 week’s apart so you will have new potatoes all of summer and autumn, then stored potatoes all winter. ☺️
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http://www.mofga.org/Publications/MaineOrganicFarmerGardener/Spring2009/SweetPotatoes/tabid/1081/Default.aspx
See if this helps!
https://www.growmigo.com/when?where=landaff%2C+new+hampshire%2C+united+states+of+america&what=sweet+potatoes&Itemid=1011
https://www.ufseeds.com/learning/planting-schedules/new-hampshire-vegetable-planting-calendar/
After the soil has been above freezing for at least six weeks. Then, you can continue replanting the next batch 2-6 week’s apart so you will have new potatoes all of summer and autumn, then stored potatoes all winter. ☺️
Other than cool weather plants, wait until the soil is fifty degrees and the chances of frost have passed.
You can safely start planting after mother’s day