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Step-on Daffodil Planter

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Step-on Daffodil Planter

This fearsome thing looks like a medieval weapon. In fact, it’s a great way to get large bulbs into (or out of) unprepared ground — a lawn or a meadow, for example. It is made of rugged aircraft alloy steel. A step on the back allows you to drive the 12-gauge, semi-circular blade into the soil.

Push it into the ground, rotate 180 degrees, and repeat. Pry up the soil to reveal a hole 3 inches in diameter by 6–8 inches deep, just the right size for a hefty Colorblends daffodil. You can speed up planting and save yourself much stooping if you engage a coworker, an employee, or a friend to drop bulbs into a hole you’ve made while you move on to dig the next.
Unconditionally guaranteed.
Made in USA.
Overall Length: 39″
Blade length: 11½”
Blade Width: 3″

Item # 9033

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