Spear & Jackson Bulb Planter Reviews

4.5 Rating 164 Reviews

Spear & Jackson Bulb Planter Stainless steel body Adjustable handle for easier release of soil during use Spring loaded adjustable handle for faster and easier release of soil Depth measuring aid A stainless steel bulb planter for use in the garden. Place the planter into the soil, twist and press the handle. This removes soil leaving an ideal hole for the bulb to be placed, place bulb planter back over the hole and release the soil back in ontop of the bulb. Product Dimensions: 4.7D x 9.3W x 3.9H centimetres

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1461202567

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info@jbaseedpotatoes.co.uk

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Rosefield Farm,
Annan
Dumfries and Galloway
DG12 6QX

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“Spear & Jackson bulb planter. I have never really got on with bulb planters; this one is ok(ish) but I still find it easier to use a slim trowel.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“Good Value. Bought this bulb planter because manufactured by a well known company and is well made ideal for planting my bulbs in autumn”

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Posted 10 years ago

“Nice item.. I had not used before but it made a lot ot difference and certailny better than using a trowel.Overall, very pleased.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Bulb Planter. This arrived just in time to put to full in planting this autumn's bulbs. Just press into the soil and, in one easy movement, pull out and deposit the extracted soil by squeezing the handle. Easy to clean as well as the cutting edges are made od stinless steel.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Makes life so much easier. it works very well much easier planting blubs in hard ground should last for years very good price very pleased .”

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Posted 11 years ago

“A very useful tool to help with the transferance of bulbs. I needed to move many of my garden bulbs and this product has proved most helpful because it focuses on the area around the bulbs rather than having to dig out more soil than necessary this product also then replaces the soil extracted”

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Posted 11 years ago

“bit flimsy. the bulb planter did the job, but bearing in mind the ground was wet it wasn't difficult, it felt very flimsy and had the ground been hard I'm not sure it would have worked at all. It has now been relegated to the back of the shed, I will probably stick to using a trowel in future.”

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Posted 12 years ago

“Handy Tool. I always like to use a bulb planter for my garden, and it did the job for me, however it is not very robust for heavy soilb but for the price it is okay.”

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Posted 12 years ago