Planting 550 Bulbs With A Cordless Drill Auger From Amazon! Planting Flowers The Easy Way!
Planting 550 Bulbs With A Cordless Drill Auger From Amazon! Planting Flowers The Easy Way!
In this video I use the Cordless Drill auger to plant 550 bulbs! As you can see by the video it did a fantastic job.
Here is the Amazon Link to the Auger that I purchased
https://amzn.to/337E3qN
Here is a similar version
https://amzn.to/2HtOCvH
https://amzn.to/3cuuN2Z
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www.gwenyngruffydd.co.uk
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Those augers are great, mate! I use the extra handle on my DeWALT cordless drill and it doesn’t wrench my wrist too much if I dig into clayey soil. (BTW, as much as I enjoy watching you and learning from your channel I think that your Mrs is better looking, though being a bloke I’m probably a bit biased.)
Wait, what did you say?! I appreciate the video…love the accent….I’m still lost thos lol.
I hope you’ll show us the results of all your work this year when the flowers start to appear.. Thanks for the video.. You have such a cute family!
yeah i hope to see that beautiful bulb garden results soon
Terrific! great review! Lovely to see your beautiful family helping out too! I planted loads of Spring bulbs around my garden too.
Spring bulbs to include Mascari and crocuses give bees loads of pollen but for the narcissi they mostly ignore those. I also planted a few really early flowering shrubs too.
The best one I’ve found is the Lonicera Fragrantissima . Bees go nuts on it and it flowers February March/Aprill. I think it would do really well where you are! Try it, you won’t be disappointed! Keep up the gréât videos!!
Stop talking.
Gwenyn, Have you tried using your auger as a tiller? Just put t he auger into the soil and stir it around as if you were stirring a very large can of paint. I use mine to incorporate compost, well decayed mulch or additives such as ‘blood and bone’ after harvesting everything from one of my garden beds. I bought my first auger online as you did, but have found that here in Australia we can get them at Bunnings warehouses. Brand name is ‘Suttons’ and they are available in 450 x 50, 75,100 & 150mm. I’ve found that the 50mm is good for stakes used to support garden edging or pressure treated pine sleepers used for raised beds.
"Keep watching because it might be rubbish" Love it, great vid again. Diolch!
Bees are going to love you even more come spring !
Good minds think alike I’ve been using the same one last couple of months and saved hours of backbreaking digging planting 280 primroses.
Da iawn mar teulu i gyd wedi joio bydd en diddorol i weld y blodau yn y gwanwyn cadwch yn saff
I’ve got one if these auger drill bits too and agree with your review. I bought one last year for a community planting project at my workplace and it really helped us to get 1,000 bulbs into the ground quickly. I know what you mean about it wanting to turn on you and yank your wrist if you’re not careful. Going slowly in tough ground helps. Excellent video – I bet your family will feel so proud when they see their bulbs flower in early spring.
Thanks brother for this information. I was searching for earth auger since long. But this trick can help me out with my requirement 🙂