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Corona® Classic Wooden Handle Bulb Planter

Sharp, serrated teeth cut through tough soil with ease

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When bulb-planting season arrives, having the right tool makes all the difference. The Corona® Classic Wood Handle Bulb Planter features a durable carbon steel head and a comfortable wooden handle for a timeless look and dependable performance. Sharp, serrated teeth easily penetrate tough soil, while the built-in depth marker helps ensure every bulb is planted at the ideal depth for healthy growth.

  • • Lightweight wood handle provides a comfortable, ergonomic grip
  • • Built-in depth markings ensure accurate planting every time
  • • Timeless design with natural wood styling

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We guarantee that our seeds & bulbs will be true to type and ready to thrive. If something doesn't grow as expected, we will make it right. Questions? Call us at 855-440-2929

Corona® Classic Wooden Handle Bulb Planter FAQs

How does a bulb planter make planting easier?

A bulb planter removes a neat plug of soil, creating a planting hole without the extra digging required with a traditional trowel. Simply press the planter into the soil to the desired depth, remove the soil plug, place your bulb, and return the soil to the hole.

How do I know how deep to plant my bulbs?

The Corona® Classic Wooden Handle Bulb Planter has depth markings on the tool to help you create consistently sized planting holes. Always follow the recommended planting depth for the particular bulb you're planting, since requirements vary by type.

Will the bulb planter work in firm or compacted soil?

The carbon steel head features sharp teeth designed to penetrate tough soil and even break through small weeds, making it useful in more challenging garden beds. For extremely hard, dry, rocky, or heavily compacted soil, loosening the area first can make planting easier and help protect both your bulbs and your tools.