I don't think I will need to it's so well built.
5
Very easy to use; cuts through the earth cleanly to depth required with little effort Displaced soil emerges easily from the planter to plug up the hole and cover bulb.
AMB
Oxfordshire
3047
£19.99
£16.99
in stock
- Sharpened carbon steel
- Removes soil with minimum friction
- Lifetime guarantee
This DeWit bulb planter makes it easy to create uniform planting holes for larger bulbs like daffodils, as well as potatoes and other tubers.
Made from tough carbon steel with a sharpened rim, and topped with a comfortable ergonomic ash handle, it easily slices into soil to leave a hole ready for planting and refilling.
Use it in lawns, beds, borders and pots to help you create neat, even displays.
Measurements:
Head width 10cm
Total length 25cm
Weight 0.7kg
About DeWit tools
The Dutch are renowned for making the world’s finest garden tools, and DeWit is the most respected name if all. Founded in 1898, the family-owned toolmaker combines old-fashioned quality and craftsmanship with innovative design to create superior tools that last a lifetime.
Every tool is hand-forged in the Netherlands from tough boron steel - shaped, sharpened and burnished for durability, giving it the same blackened patina as traditional Edwardian tools. Each is fitted with an FSC-certified solid ash handle for ultimate strength and shock resistance, oiled to provide first-class protection against the elements.
All DeWit tools come with a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects, making them a truly once in a lifetime purchase.
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