Zenport GA401 Dibber: Plant Seeds and Bulbs with Ease!

jcavicc: Just used this to plant over 100 cloves of garlic. Made a quick easy job of it. With the built in measure we know we planted again the right depth.

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Christine Newman: Easy concept but very useful. Goes into compact soul fairly easily as well. The one criticism would the the depth markings are difficult to see. Not sure of a specific design change that would help this, just an observation.

United States on May 28, 2022

Dragonfly Queen: When I first started to plant some bulbs, I decided that they had to be an easier way to do it than just using a small spade. So I got on Amazon and did my research. I research everything I buy. I do lots of research and this is what I decided to try. Zenport Dibber. I had never used a Dibber. I had no ideal if it was what I really needed or not. I am so happy I made this purchase. If you do any planting you will need this tool. It is wonderful. It makes planting bulbs, seeds, and flower so much easier and fun. A lot of the Dibbers I researched was made of wood or metal, but this one was made of very strong hard plastic. It will not rust or rot. I have arthritis in my hands and the T handle makes it easier to use.

United States on Jan 10, 2022

Amazon Customer: I had lots of grape hyacinths to plant this fall and I tried using the dibber, while my husband used a plastic stick for holding up plants from the dollar store. Well, he was definitely more successful than I was. I put the dibber down and asked him to give me a plastic stick as well, and we got the job done.

Canada on Dec 20, 2021

The Wizard: The tip is sharp and made of plastic. If you have any rocks in the soil, the tip will break off.

Canada on Oct 24, 2021

dd3: Love this little guy. Planted 400 small bulbs (crocus, Chionodoxa) in clay soil with roots and gravel/rocks. I watered the ground the day before and it went in easily and a little twist and wiggle got me the right size planting hole. I ordered this after the small drill auger got bent and the large drill auger nearly broke my wrist. It may have taken longer but for me it was worth it. It nudged small/medium maple roots out of the way and either slipped around small rocks or I could relocate for larger ones.
I got this one over the metal/wood ones because I thought where the two materials were joined would be a weak point. This plastic is sturdy and the tip is still like new. I didn't bash it but didn't baby it either. The T-handle is a plus, particularly for arthritic hands. So happy to have this. It probably won't work for daffs, although I'll try but for the little ones in areas that are problematic, this is my go-to tool.

United States on Nov 11, 2020

Robert: It’s ok. Busted it on the first try when I hit a rock. It’s hollow plastic so don’t expect it to last long under moderate use. Would not buy again. Will pay the money to get a solid wood or metal one.

Canada on Sep 20, 2020

Chase: This garden tool comes in handy in the spring when planting seeds, bulbs, or planting pots or seedlings. It works best in loose soil, but it is a quick way to make a hole and plant. You just stick the pointed end in the soil to the depth you want and rotate the handle in a circle—a stab or tiny circle for seeds, bigger circle for potting small plants and seedlings. This dibber is made from a durable plastic material. It fits the hand nicely and is easy to rinse off with the hose if needed. It is also well priced.

United States on Aug 17, 2020