VASGOR Set of 4 (1.6x9, 2x14.5, 2.6x16.5, 3x12) Auger Drill Bit for Planting - Easy Planter Garden Auger - Bulb & Bedding Plant Augers - Posthole Digger for 3/8” Hex Drive Drill
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- Perfect Bulb Planting Auger - Auger Drill Bit for tulips, iris, bulbs, bedding plants, and seedlings. Also great for digging weeds up by the roots. Quickly digs holes up to 8 inches deep and 4 inches wide using the power of your hand held drill.
- Cordless Auger Drill Bit Digs - Save time and energy. Use in any electric or cordless drill that can accommodate a 3/8" bit. No better tool for digging holes in your yard.
- Various Applications -- A professional landscapers’ choice for dramatically increasing efficiency when planting bulbs,potted plants, vegetables, flowers, bare root trees and shrubs, tilling soil or planter boxes, mixing seed, soil, fertilizer, paint, or batches of mortar mix for hardscapes; Effortlessly dig post holes or even bring it on vacation to drill a hole in sand to anchor your beach umbrella.
- Easy To Uses -- Will work with any 3/8" or larger chucked drill, 18V or greater drill recommended. Plant hundreds or just a few bulbs in minutes. Keep auger clean from soil and debris when not in use
- Money Back Guarantee -- We stand behind our products. If you have any problem with the item, please feel free to contact us and we will resovle the issue for you immediately.
VASGOR Set of 4 (1.6x9, 2x14.5, 2.6x16.5, 3x12) Auger Drill Bit for Planting - Easy Planter Garden Auger - Bulb & Bedding Plant Augers - Posthole Digger for 3/8” Hex Drive Drill
Reviews
A**R
Great for planting bulbs.
Use on a cordless drill, drill and plant many many many bulbs or small plants/trees in a very short time. Really good in the south where there is 1-2 inches of soil and then clay that is normally very difficult to dig.If you need to plant more than three bulbs, buy this instead of one of those manual bulb planters.
M**Y
Actually, pretty awesome.
It wont pull up the big rocks so you'll need a garden knife, But I used it to plant two fig and two apple trees in soil I couldn't drive a shovel into. You can actually drill out from the center whole and give your trees some tunneling room. You will need a pretty well torqued drill to pull this off & the Deko 20 Volt I got to do this was a Georgia Red Mule in that department, knocking some fist sized rocks loose enough to pry out with the Turf Knife.
P**N
Can’t go wrong for the price
This thing is awesome for $15. You’ll need a 24v+ drill or plug in hammer drill for any substantial tilling/drilling. THE OLD M12 WILL NOT SUFFICE. I used this to till up 10-15 extremely large planters where I work. A fore grip drill attachment helps tremendously also. Binds up on large roots but hey it’s a $15 drill tiller…. If anything it’s just plain cool…
A**
Game changer!
Absolute game changer! I was digging 20 holes in 2hrs because of the amount of rock in our first year garden. It was absolutely horrible. My husband found this and it is a amazing. I went from planting 20-25 plants a day to being able to drill 15 holes in a row in minutes. Finished all 110 plants in a few day. Wish I would’ve had it from the start, wouldn’t have taken me 7 5hr days in the garden. With kids still to take care of and animals to tend to this saved so much of my time!
I**A
Works great in Rocky Sandy Soil
My soil has been compared to cement. It's basically rocks and sand with a hint of soil. It's very difficult to dig into. This works great! I wish I had thought to use something like this sooner.
M**Y
Awesomeeeeeee
I had to plant 96 ivy plants along a fence line and this was a very quick "life saver"..took literally 2 seconds to get the perfect planting "hole"..I would probably still be digging right now with a garden spade!! But it!!
A**R
Works as it should. Good value for the money.
I like the sturdiness and durability of this product. Well worth the price.
B**.
Well made
Very well built an 8" long with do the job hooks up fine to an drill well worth the money
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