Spear and Jackson Traditional Stainless Midi Bulb Planter - Blue

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The Spear and Jackson Traditional Stainless Midi Bulb Planter is an ideal tool for home gardeners who require precision and ease when planting flower bulbs in beds or containers. Its primary benefit is the combination of a rust-resistant stainless steel head and integrated depth markings, which ensure consistent planting results; however, users should note that the fixed 58mm diameter may limit the size of very large or irregularly shaped bulbs.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5710BP |
| Brand | Spear and Jackson |
The planter has a 58mm diameter, which is suitable for most standard flower bulbs up to approximately 55mm in diameter.
The handle is integrated into the tool's design for stability; it is not intended to be removed or replaced.
While it can be used, we recommend loosening the soil first, as the suction in heavy clay can make extraction difficult.
The tool has an overall length of 370mm and a plug diameter of 58mm.
Stainless steel is highly resistant to rust, but it should still be wiped clean and dried after use to maintain its condition.
This is a functional garden tool and should be used under adult supervision.
Clean the interior of the planter thoroughly after each use; a light spray of silicone lubricant can also help prevent soil sticking.
Ensure the soil is moist but not waterlogged. If the ground is too hard, use a hand fork to loosen the top layer before using the planter.
This tool arrives ready to use right out of the box with no assembly required. To maintain the longevity of the hardwood handle, store the tool in a dry shed or garage to prevent the wood from swelling or splintering. After each use, wipe the stainless steel head with a damp cloth to remove residual soil or moisture. Applying a light coat of machine oil or a specialized metal protectant to the steel head annually can further prevent surface oxidation, while treating the hardwood handle with linseed oil helps maintain the wood's integrity and prevents it from drying out over time.