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Bailey II Peanut - HOSS
Bailey II Peanut - HOSS
Bailey II Peanut - HOSS
Bailey II Peanut - HOSS

Bailey II Peanut

$999
Bailey II Peanut is one of the most popular Virginia-type varieties grown in the Carolinas and Virginia that is a heavy producer and has great disease resistance. A top choice for the home-gardener; a great variety to grow in the backyard garden to produce delicious, home-grown peanuts. It is widely-known for being a good roasting and boiling peanut variety. Plants have a bush growing habit and are generally upright, usually reaching about 1.5 feet tall. Bailey II is a productive variety that produces a significantly high percentage of extra-large pods. The majority of pods will have at least two peanuts, and plants will average about 120-130 peanuts per plant. Bailey II Peanut was released by a breeding program at NC State University. It combines exceptional productivity with a broad-range of disease resistance which includes Black Rot, Blight and Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus. It also has a high oleic acid content, which allows for longer storage potential after harvest.

Treatment: Untreated

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Description

Bailey II Peanut is one of the most popular Virginia-type varieties grown in the Carolinas and Virginia that is a heavy producer and has great disease resistance. A top choice for the home-gardener; a great variety to grow in the backyard garden to produce delicious, home-grown peanuts. Plants have a bush growing habit and are generally upright, usually reaching about 1.5 feet tall. Bailey II is a productive variety that produces a significantly high percentage of extra-large pods. The majority of pods will have at least two peanuts, and plants will average about 120-130 peanuts per plant. Bailey II Peanut was released by a breeding program at NC State University. It combines exceptional productivity with a broad-range of disease resistance which includes Black Rot, Blight and Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus. It also has a high oleic acid content, which allows for longer storage potential after harvest.

 

Growing Information

Be sure to check out our Peanut Growing Guide for more tips & tricks on successfully growing peanuts at home.

Bailey II Peanut should be planted in spring after the last frost. Peanuts grow best in well-drained soil and Seeds should be planted about 4" apart, 1.5" deep along the row. One pound of seed should be sufficient for planting a 100' row. Peanuts have a long date-to-maturity and need at least 4-5 months of frost-free weather to mature properly. Peanuts may be planted with a walk-behind planter like our Hoss Garden Seeder. We suggest using a #6 seed plate and modifying the hole size to match the seed being planted. Peanuts will need adequate water throughout the warm growing season. As a result, drip irrigation is a great option for peanuts. We suggest burying drip tape and planting double rows on each side of the tape. Minimizing leaf moisture will tremendously help to reduce disease pressure.

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Bailey II Peanut Planting Information

Planting Method: direct seed

When to Plant: spring

Planting Depth: 1.5″

Seed Spacing: 4"-6"

Row Spacing: 3′

Days to Maturity: 145

Disease/Pest Resistance: Early Leaf Spot, Cylindrocladium Black Rot, Sclerotina Blight, Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus

Customer Reviews

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Rich

So happy I got these and I’m excited to the harvests.

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Moses

Germination rate was great! They are being grown in a whiskey barrel container and doing well! Worth the money🫶🏾

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David Morrison
Quick germination

It took less than a week to start seeing some growth. I can't wait to see how they taste!

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Kendrick Bryant
Bailey II

A lot of splits and skins in the bag. I wish there was a treated seed option. Very large seed. I had to glue 2 seed plates together and drill 10 3/4” holes for 5 seed/ft spacing to make a plate for them and replace the seed tube with 3/4” pvc pipe for it to halfway do a decent job of planting them.
Overall I’d buy the seed again, but planting them with a hoss planter is almost impossible without extreme modification.

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Mark Kemo
First order

Ordered seed peanuts and they arrived in great time. I planted them and they sprouted and are doing great. Can’t hardly wait to harvest them

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