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Darlac Hand Bulb Planter
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This clever bulb planter will make the job of planting your bulbs much easier! It has a planting depth gauge of 16cmand an easy eject handle. It can also be used for planting potatoes, vegetable plants and even bedding plants!
Measurement: Height 24cm, Width 13cm, Depth 10.5cm, Weight 304g
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£2.95 delivery charge
Non-Seed Items
£6.95 delivery charge
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£7.95 delivery charge (e.g. seeds and plants)

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To use your Darlac Hand Bulb Planter, select a spot in well-drained soil and mark the desired depth using the side gauge. Grip comfortably, position the serrated base over the spot, and push down firmly while twisting slightly to cut through soil to the marked depth. Pull straight up to extract the soil core, then press the easy-release handle to eject the soil. Place your bulb, bedding plant, or potato tuber in the hole, backfill with soil, firm gently, and water if needed. This efficient process ensures precise planting, protects delicate roots, and works best in softer ground, so loosen heavy soil first and clean the tool afterwards.
Yes! The Darlac Hand Bulb Planter can be used for bedding plants, potato tubers, and seedlings, too, thanks to its versatile size and depth gauge.
Rinse right after use with a hose to remove soil from the cylinder, base, and handle, as this stops rust. Scrub gently with soapy water and a brush if needed, then dry fully. Store in a dry shed or garage (hanging if possible), and check the spring periodically for debris, applying light lubrication if needed.
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