Stand-up Bulb Planter
saves your back and knees
This Stand-Up Bulb Planter tool allows you to make holes for your bulb planting from a full standup position, saving your back (and knees) from aching the next day. It looks a bit like a pogo stick and works like one too! Simply stand... See More
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Stand-up Bulb Planter
Sale price$31.00
Regular price$34.90
Description
This Stand-Up Bulb Planter tool allows you to make holes for your bulb planting from a full standup position, saving your back (and knees) from aching the next day. It looks a bit like a pogo stick and works like one too! Simply stand on the horizontal feet and allow your weight and gravity to do the heavy work of digging the hole. Then, simply pull out the planter and use the knob to push out the soil plug. It’s that easy!
The powdered steel shaft measures 38” long and makes a 2-½” diameter hole that is 4-½” tall. With rubberized polymer grips (like an old-school bicycle), this long-handled bulb planter will ensure next time is the fastest you have ever planted your crocus and tulips.
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Overall rating: 4.5454545 / 5 from 22 reviews.
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Off-season purchase looks promising!
"I bought a present for myself, but will not be able to test/ use it until the ground has thawed. Can no longer plant on my hands and knees, but hope this will be the solution."
Bulb Planting
"Just used it the other day and it worked great. Very happy with purchase."
So easy!
"Was able to plant over 250 bulbs in just a few hours. Works beautifully!"
It bent with some use
"It was repairable and still useful"
Stand-up build planter
"It’s too light weight for anything except well tilled soil. Planting bulbs in a meadow garden needed to be a much stouter tool. And it needs some non-skid on the foot step."
Great gift, easy to use
"It was a gift and the recipient really liked it. Said it's easy to use."
Works well
"Does a good job BUT , as can be expected in clay soils , will require extra effort to expel the dirt ."
Faster bulb planting
"This works great as long as the soul isn’t too wet or dry. It is so much faster than digging holes. It doesn’t work well if you are adding additional bulbs to an area saturated with bulbs."
I think it will help
"I think it will help me continue gardening for a few more years ( I am currently 76). It is too cold to try to out right now. Plan to share with neighbors of a similar age!"
Well/trceived gift
"Gift for my daughter who found spring bulbs and got them into the ground quickly and easily on the day before the snow fell. She’s ery happy eith this item."
Q&A
- Do you have to prepare the soil as in getting rid of grass and weeds before using
- Lynne, it is intended for use in soil for best results when planting bulbs. Thank you.
- How does this work for garlic?
- Should work fine. May be a little deeper hole than you need
- I will be naturalizing bulbs in a grassy area. Will the bulb planter work in grass as well as in border areas where grassy is not an issure. I noticed another company had two planters for sale: one for borders and one for natualizing. The one for naturalizing had a single blade while the one for border planting was tubular like the one you are selling. I am 86 years old so I don't want to get stuck with something that won't work for me.
- Mary, Either tool will work, We do recommend our tool over the other because of the ease of use. To use on grassy area we recommend partially press the tool say about 1 1/2" then rotate the handle about 90 degrees shearing the grass roots. Then press the tool to the depth for your bulb. Pull out the plug and plant your bulb and fill with the plug.
