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Effortless Bulb Planting with the Edward Tools Bulb Planter
Designed for precision, durability, and comfort, this is the tool every gardener needs.
Built to Last
Crafted with heavy-duty steel, the Edward Tools Bulb Planter is rust-resistant and made to tackle even tough soils.
Consistent depth planting
Marked depth markers allow for consistent depth planting as each bulb variety has different ideal soil depths.
Faster bulb planting
Save time by quickly pressing down, taking soil and then releasing with the quick release handle.
Wait until Spring!
Rake dirt plugs into holes and wait for spring! Works perfect for all types of bulbs including tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, crocus.
Maria Aldana
2025-09-03 18:43:17
I recently tried the Bulb Planter, and I'm really impressed with how handy and easy it is to use! The tool feels sturdy and doesn’t bend when planting bulbs, which is a huge plus for me. I especially love the automatic soil release feature—it makes digging and filling the hole a breeze. The depth marker is another great touch, helping me plant at the right depth every time, making the process faster and more efficient. On top of all that, the price is fantastic, and I think anyone, whether experienced or a beginner gardener, can easily use it. Highly recommend!
sara
2025-08-23 16:46:12
Good quality and works as advertised. Love having it to plant my bulbs.
D Jay
2025-08-18 12:58:54
Edward Tools Bulb Planter (Landscapers Select): After I basically trashed my old hand-held bulb planter last fall, when I was naturalizing narcissus in some pretty resistant woodland soil (roots, clay and a few rocks), I needed to get a replacement. I prefer the models where you can openwiden the bulb planter to make the extracted soil fall out easily. This bulb planter appears to be pretty sturdy, and I had no problems digging holes for the bulbs, although you would need some wrist and hand power when the ground is hard and not cooperative. (But this is a hand tool, and not a drill-powered auger, so that's realistic). I gave it a 4 overall, and a 4 for ease of use. The soil release action doesn't work as well as previous bulb planters I have had - you have to give it a smack to get rid of all the dirt. I found that using some organic food oil spray inside the planter helped the extracted soil plug fall out more cleanly. (I use organic food oil spray on metal gardening tools, to make them easier to clean and protect against rust). So, I found it to be quite a decent tool, but recommend you oil the inside to facilitate the release of the extracted dirt. (And a little tap with a rubber hammer can also be helpful - another household tool which has uses in the garden as well). Since I have only used this planter for one season, I did not rate it for long-term durability, but as mentioned previously, it appears to be a sturdy little gardening tool.
Lauri McIntosh
2025-06-15 14:34:30
Works like a charm, easy to use and clean
Ranxi Reux
2025-06-05 13:51:42
I was afraid this would be somewhat flimsy, but it is a sturdy garden tool. Glad I purchased this item.
Ibseanya
2025-06-02 19:21:37
There are ZERO likes! Plenty of dislikes. I used it for the first time in a 25 year old vegetable area. That has well amended soil. The soil was neither hard or mushy wet that day. I was making holes for tomato plants. After the 4th hole. I pressed the soil release button on side of handle. It would not open. There was no soil clogging handle in or around screws. From then on out, I had to shake and hand remove soil. Hole #11, the handle bent over. As seen in picture. I bent it back to original position as best as possible. Just a week later, I went to make more holes, for tomato plants again. We had had a moderate rainstorm 2 days prior. The soil was semi dry, first 2-3 inches, then moderately moist, but not mushy muddy. I was only making holes 3-4 inches deep at most. As these were young plants. No more then 4 inches tall with roots. The handle bent over again, just as you see it now.I thought the idea of a soil release tool was wonderful! NOT! I had also purchased a similar bulb tool for my Dad. But the one I bought him was like our older, American made tools from yesterday years. It was made by Edeweilla, I believe. I should’ve just bought myself the same kind as his.I WOULD NOT recommend this tool to anyone. I just want a replacement like the other I had bought for my dad. Or a refund for this one.
Soaring Spirit
2025-05-29 14:20:55
Great product and price. So much easier to plant bulbs with one of these. Love how easy it works.
W Wilson
2025-05-25 14:59:57
This would work well in tilled/cultivated soil, or other loosely packed soil. After working the soil that much it is simply easier to use my hands.
Rob Lauzon
2025-04-01 10:24:45
I bought it for my flower beds. Have one variety growing into another with some dead spots. Can easily take a plug from one area and insert it somewhere else.
David
2025-02-15 18:49:31
Previously bought 2 of these items..both bent after 1st use this product seems to do the job...happy
Catherine Bookworm
2025-01-24 09:45:47
With this tool, I planted 100 bulbs with ease! Great investment!
Mr. C. E. Rowe
2024-12-14 16:45:43
The device works well on soft soil but on harder soil the arms become locked in the handle necessitating bending the arms slightly to unlock and remove section of soil from the device.
Customer
2024-11-16 14:24:30
It could use a few markings for deeper bulb planting holes but otherwise works really well.
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