KENDO Auger Drill Bit for Planting Set of 4, Garden Ground Earth Spiral Drill Bits and Bulb Planter Tool for 3/8" Hex Drive Drill, for Post Hole Digger, Bulb Bedding Digging, Plant Rapid Planter

This item covers all the functions when planting.

With this tool, I was able to plant over 120 bulbs in less than an hour. Super easy to use just attached to a drill. I’d recommend starting the hole pulling it up, going deeper, pulling it up and repeating the process to get to the soil depth that you need for your specific bulb. Getting three different sized auger bits at such a great price really provides a lot of value.

...but I am not sure if my drill is inept or what the deal is. In all fairness, my battery needed changing-- but it kept dying throughout this process. Also, I was trying to dig a hole in Texas clay-- it calls for 48" deep! Yeah right!!These augers appear to be well built and will work for a prepped bed-- to bury bulbs and or small shrubs etc. I just couldn't get but maybe 3 turns and the auger would come off my drill. When I could get it to work, it performed well.I just think it boils down to the clay and not enough power, so I didn't keep them as I have a manual auger that does the same thing and is taller.

The media could not be loaded. This certainly sped up our bulb planting project! We had 250 bulbs to plant, and what was taking about 5 min per hole with a manual bulb planting tool dropped to less than 15 seconds with this auger. 100% worth it!! Now we are using it to plant native plugs in our front yard. We have about 600 to plant, and got through about half yesterday in 2 hours with this thing! I’m not sure if it will hold up long term with this kind of usage, but I’m hopeful!

I used the two inch auger to drill holes for planting 70 daffodil bulbs. I will probably use the set again for placing small plants in the garden. Even if I never use them again, the augers saved me hand digging in my clay soil. The time saved was worth the cost of the set.

I bought these to drill into our super hard ground to insert stakes and similar stuff.I haven't used them yet however if my opinion changes I will update this reviewEdit Dec 14I have used these items a handful of timed and they work perfectly. You just have to really tighten your chuck or they will get loose

I use the bigger one is a large battery powered drill/ mud mixer mortar to plant tomatoe plants in the garden. No digging.

We had 100 trees to plant and this just made my life so much easier!! Life saver.