Growing peanuts in container

I am wanting to plant 4-6 peanut plants in a container. Am I needing a big round flower pot or square? What size dia & height do I need?
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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 02/27/2019 @ 7:11 am

The shape will not matter at all. 6 peanut plants will want a good 10 to 15 gallon size pot. This will often be too heavy to carry so place it where you want it before you plant. I recommend using separate 5 gallon containers for the best results, but planting them together will be fine also. The height won’t matter so much either, as long as you have enough soil to support six peanut plants.

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