Sweet Caroline Bewitched Green with Envy™ Sweet Potato Vine

Sweet Caroline Bewitched Green with Envy™ is an ornamental sweetpotato vine selected for vivid lime-green foliage and a mounding, trailing habit. It brings bright foliage to warm-season containers and beds, with stems that spill over edges and useful heat tolerance. ## Form and Use The [Proven Winners selection profile](https://www.provenwinners.com/p/10748) identifies code NCORNSP-020BWGWE and lists U.S. PP 29,803 and Canadian 5,779. It gives mature size as 10–16 inches tall and 18–30 inches wide, with trailing stems to 28 inches. The [Missouri Botanical Garden profile](https://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/PlantFinderDetails.aspx?Grootendorst=&taxonid=366215) lists similar typical dimensions and notes that a mature plant may fill about a 3-foot area, reflecting variation among growing conditions. Use it as a container filler, border accent, edging, or seasonal groundcover; the breeder lists it as an annual for USDA zones 11a–11b. ## Growing Conditions Place it in full sun to part sun. For species-level care, [NC State Extension](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/ipomoea-batatas/) recommends loamy, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter and notes that sweetpotato is frost-sensitive. Plant outdoors after frost danger has passed; in colder regions, grow it as a warm-season annual. Full sun generally gives the foliage clearer, brighter color than shade. ## Maintenance Water containers as they begin to dry and keep garden soil well-drained. In mixed planters, trim stems when they begin to overtake less vigorous neighbors; the Missouri Botanical Garden rates this selection low maintenance. It is grown mainly for foliage, though occasional funnel-shaped purple flowers may appear under stressful or short-day conditions.