Despite my best intentions I ended up with 14 pepper plants and six basil seedlings (beds space isn’t ready for the tomatoes yet, lets not count those!) that needed to get planted. While I was rummaging around the garage for a trowel I found my bulb planted.
It worked so well I had to share!
Plants from those ubiquitous six-packs fit perfectly in the holes left by the bulb planter. If your plants are a bit root-bound be sure to loosen up the roots.
I found that the 2 inch line worked best for these plants
Didn’t get a chance to pre-plant your tomatoes?
Go as deep as you can! Just make sure the leaves are above the soil surface and your tomatoes will bounce right back.
I hope this tip helps you get your planting done (more time for weeding!)
Nancy Wolff
Wednesday 6th of June 2012
Great tip for using a bulb planter for something other than planting bulbs!@Thanks for sharing@!
Earning My Cape
Wednesday 6th of June 2012
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~Susie~
Laura
Saturday 2nd of June 2012
What a great idea! I wish I saw this last weekend when I did all sorts of planting!
Sarah @ Natures Nurture
Saturday 2nd of June 2012
Wow, that is the coolest little gadget! Thanks for the tip and thanks for sharing over at Tiny Tip Tuesday!
The Sunflower Patch
Saturday 2nd of June 2012
Wow! what an awesome tip :)