🌱 Premium 8X14 6-Inch Garden Spiral Planter for Effortless Planting Review

Beginner gardeners here. I had to plant the gladiolus bulbs 8 inches deeper. The first time I planted these bulbs with a hand shovel, about 15 bulbs later I saw a Garden Answers video on YouTube. She used different drilling tools and saw how easy and quick it was. I love this set because it comes in the sizes I need for my small garden. I also use colorful plant labels. Nice bonus as I only needed the tools. Highly recommended

Great Product! I use it in fairly hard clay soil with lots of roots. Thus, the drill constantly stalls due to the roots, and there is also a sudden jamming. It seems insulting, but these snails keep doing their job and run without failing. Previously, the small had to be exposed to at least 3 hours of such cumulative heavy use, and the large had to be exposed to at least 1 hour of such cumulative heavy use. A few obvious tips: Make sure the shank positions are very tight in your drill chuck…

It sounds a bit crazy, something so small and apparently insignificant. I read about using a drill to plant bulbs in a gardening magazine, then searched for Revain and found this one. And with that I planted about 100 flower bulbs and plants. I lent it to my neighbor who planted over 50 bulbs. So easy, so easy. I could dig holes where a shovel couldn't reach, like a hilly slope with many roots. Using a small drill I planted smaller bulbs. In the larger one I planted plants and larger bulbs like