Seldom has there been a more cogent example of the sensitization of zodiacal degrees than of May 2000. Dynamic aspects, such as eclipses, station points, or major conjunctions, squares and oppositions leave their signatures behind. Then these degrees are triggered as other planets pass by, also leaving their energy to meld with the others. It's rather like a combining of flavors. We can use this analogy.
Peanuts are tubers that grow under ground.
The great African-American scientist, George Washington Carver discovered over 400 uses for the peanut, making it a staple crop. Saturn can add salt and Uranus can bring the coffee or cola. Jupiter and Saturn will conjunct at 22 Taurus - Jupiter can contribute cream for the coffee. The last two eclipses sensitized 0 and 16 of the fixed signs, and May's new Moon will take place at 14 Taurus - the Sun can contribute fruit like oranges or lemons, and the Moon will no doubt bring the milk, bread and butter. Saturn made his last two stations at 17 and 10 Taurus.