30 Virginia Jumbo Peanut Seeds (Arachis hypogaea) — NON-GMO

Virginia Jumbo Peanuts are a classic, high-yield peanut variety known for their large kernels, excellent flavor, and vigorous growth. These plants are highly productive, often yielding 50–60 shells per plant, with 1–2 jumbo peanuts per shell.

Perfect for home gardens, school projects, and family growing experiences, Virginia Jumbo Peanuts are fun to grow and rewarding to harvest. Use them to make fresh peanut butter, roasted peanuts, or traditional boiled peanuts straight from your own garden.

This listing is for unshelled peanut seeds—they look like store-bought peanuts, but they are specifically processed for planting, not eating.

🌿 Key Features

• NON-GMO Virginia Jumbo peanut variety
• Large, flavorful peanuts ideal for roasting or boiling
• High-yield plants (50–60 shells per plant)
• Excellent educational crop for kids & beginners
• Warm-season crop suitable for home gardens
• Grow your own peanuts, naturally

🌱 Planting & Growing Basics

• Botanical Name: Arachis hypogaea
• Plant Type: Annual legume
• Sun: Full sun
• Soil: Loose, sandy, well-drained soil
• Planting Time: After last frost, when soil is warm
• Spacing: 8–12 inches apart
• Harvest: When plants yellow and mature (approx. 120–150 days)

Peanuts form underground after flowering, making them a fascinating crop to grow and observe.

⚠️ Important Allergy Notice

Peanut allergy warning:
Peanuts are a known allergen. Severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, can occur. Please handle and grow responsibly and keep away from individuals with peanut allergies.

❗ Important Note About Seeds

• Peanuts are UNSHELLED and appear similar to edible peanuts
• These peanuts are intended for planting, not consumption
• Do not eat seed peanuts

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are these peanuts edible out of the package?
No. These peanuts are processed for planting only and should not be eaten.

Can peanuts really be grown at home?
Yes! Peanuts grow easily in warm climates with sandy, well-drained soil.

How many peanuts does one plant produce?
Typically 50–60 shells per plant, with 1–2 jumbo peanuts per shell.

Are these seeds genetically modified?
No. These are NON-GMO peanuts.

Are peanuts safe for children to grow?
Yes, as a plant—but always be mindful of peanut allergies.