Bailey II Peanut

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. Treated.