Choose the right shape for plantingA hand trowel, garden dibber and bulb planter each make a different opening in the soil. Use a trowel to move potting mix and open a small planting hole. A pointed dibber makes a narrower opening for seeds or small transplants, while a hollow bulb planter removes a plug of soil. Keep those working shapes separate when choosing tools for a garden range.
Compare the head and gripFor a hand trowel, compare the pointed head, working width and handle shape. A wider head moves more loose material per scoop; a narrower profile offers a different fit around plants and containers. Wooden grip grooves, a T-handle and a squeeze handle also give the buyer different ways to hold and operate a tool.A dibber suits a different planting task from a hollow-barrel planter. Compare the point or barrel diameter against the planting material, then check the tool dimensions and opening depth needed for the job. For a squeeze-handle bulb planter, include the soil-release arrangement in the comparison.
Build a practical wholesale requestChoose models by the work your customers do, then list a quantity for each tool. Include the delivery destination and any packaging requirements in the inquiry. Keep individual tools and sets clearly identified, and state any essential handle or head dimensions. For larger holes and long-handled planting work, compare the drain and transplanting spades in the wider Garden Tools range.Questions about garden trowels & planting toolsHow does a dibber differ from a hand trowel?A dibber forms a pointed opening. A trowel scoops and moves soil as well as opening a planting hole.When should I compare a bulb planter?Compare a hollow bulb planter when the task calls for removing a soil plug. Match the barrel opening and working depth to the planting job.What helps with a wholesale quotation?Send the selected product references, quantities, destination and packaging needs. Include dimensions that are essential to your range.Explore garden tools by taskDigging SpadesDrain & Transplanting SpadesLawn EdgersGarden ShovelsGarden Trowels & Planting ToolsHand Weeders & Patio ScrapersFolding Pruning SawsHand Cultivators & Hoes