There are lots of Peanut plants growing in my garden. They are
probably from the Jays planting them. I have grown one in a pot but
not in the garden. Some of the plants have reached about a foot high.
I know how they should flower and then bury the nuts.

Has anyone seen this happening in the UK?

Steve

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On 03/08/2013 09:20, Stephen Wolstenholme wrote:
There are lots of Peanut plants growing in my garden. They are
probably from the Jays planting them. I have grown one in a pot but
not in the garden. Some of the plants have reached about a foot high.
I know how they should flower and then bury the nuts.

Has anyone seen this happening in the UK?

Steve


Yes, and I blame the squirrels because we don't often see jays. They
also bury horse chestnuts, which germinate freely :-(

On Sat, 03 Aug 2013 10:03:04 +0100, stuart noble
wrote:

On 03/08/2013 09:20, Stephen Wolstenholme wrote:
There are lots of Peanut plants growing in my garden. They are
probably from the Jays planting them. I have grown one in a pot but
not in the garden. Some of the plants have reached about a foot high.
I know how they should flower and then bury the nuts.

Has anyone seen this happening in the UK?

Steve


Yes, and I blame the squirrels because we don't often see jays. They
also bury horse chestnuts, which germinate freely :-(

I've seen squirrels burying peanuts as well but want I really want to
know is if anyone has seen the peanuts growing to the point when they
bury the nut "flowers". It must happen sometimes in the warmer parts
of the UK.

Steve

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