SYITCUN Auger Drill Bit for Planting-1.6"x9" Auger Drill Bit-Garden Auger Spiral Drill Bit for Bulb Planting,Heavy Duty Garden Auger for 3/8" Hex Driver Drill

In the past I planted my tomato starts by burying the stem horizontally. This year I wanted to try planting deep as I have been told to do so will provide the plants with more drought resistance. This auger made quick work of digging twelve to eighteen inch deep holes to plant the tomato starts deep. The results were very noticeable. I found I can water the plants less often by planting deep. One caution; a 3/8 inch drill does not have the capacity to auger more than one or two holes before overheating. Get a heavy duty 1/2 inch drill for any more than a handful of holes. I planted well over 100 tomato starts this season with no issues.

I used the larger auger to plant my marigolds this year. It's so easy to "drill" the holes and drop in the plant. It was much easier on my back since it's a real time saver.

The augers save time planting flowers and bulbs. I previously used a bulb digger, not any longer

Put this on my cordless drill and planting bulbs are a cinch. And reversing the drill brings the bit right out of the ground.

I used this for planting plants in my garden this year and it was awesome.

I used it in my biggish DeWalt battery drill, really went to work on the boxes. It also made great planting holes for nursery plants out in the yard. The shaft definitely expects a chuck. It’s not sharply hexagonal enough for use in a socket, or I would have tried it with an impact driver for more comfort when it catches a root or rock. Overall I love it.

I have arthritis and it has been too difficult for me to dig planting holes. This gizmo makes quick, painless work of the digging now. It isn’t useful for large holes so I’ve adjusted to only planting small plants.This is excellent.

Nice product. Very nicely crafted.

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