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Both. They come from the roots of plants (peanut plants) that are in the ground. They have to be dug up to be harvested.
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Were does peanuts come from?
Peanuts come from a kind of plant named peanut plant.
Are peanuts vegetables?
The peanut is a bean, Nuts come from trees. The peanut comes from a Small plant Similar to a soybean plant . Except the Peanuts bury themselves and are pulled out of the ground to harvest them. The peanut originated in South America Probably Peru.
Does peanut hay produce peanuts?
Yes, but the peanuts are grown underground. The hay is what the peanut plant grows above ground.
Does a peanut plant grow above ground?
It's really quite amazing when you think about it. Peanuts grow underground but are attached to the branches of the peanut tree/bush.See the links below for more information.
What plants are in peanut butter?
Peanut butter is made from ground peanuts, which come from the peanut plant. Sometimes honey or other nuts (for a blended product) can also be added in.
Do edible peanuts grow underground?
No they grow in the open air and are then pushed into the ground by the plant where they ripen.
Are peanuts a plant?
It depends on wich plant it it. I can say that youll at least get seven peanuts from a plant.
How is sugar cane extracted out of the ground?
Sugar cane is a plant and the sugar is boiled out of the plant. It does not come from the ground.
Are peanuts and ground nuts the same thing?
Yes. Peanuts are called Ground Nuts in Africa.
Are peanuts potatoes?
No they are not. Peanuts are legumes, in the bean family. They grow from seed pods on an herbaceous plant. Despite being called "peanuts," they are not nuts, nor are they in the nut family. A potato is a starchy tuber, a root vegetable that grows in the ground. It is not a legume.
What part of plant does ginger come from?
Ground Ginger comes from the ground lol it comes from plants!!!!!!!
Why are peanuts famous in Georgia?
Yes, due to areas of sandy soil in the state which allow the plant to bury the "fruit" of the peanut plant in the ground to complete development. According to the Georgia Peanut Commission, Georgia produces 45% of the United States' peanuts.
