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Planting Spear
Planting Spear

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Planting Spear

Product Code:  SPEA

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The type of planting tool to be used for any type of stock is influenced by local planting conditions and personal preference of the planter. Whilst a traditional planting spade is quite adequate for planting cell grown plants, a purpose designed tool, the Canadian Planting Spear, has been found to be the most versatile It is the easiest tool to use in ground which is stony and on restock sites penetrated by roots or covered with brash. In heavy clay soil, twisting the spear will “tear” the side of the hole rather than leaving a “smeared” side which might impede root penetration.

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The type of planting tool to be used for any type of stock is influenced by local planting conditions and personal preference of the planter. Whilst a traditional planting spade is quite adequate for planting cell grown plants, a purpose designed tool, the Canadian Planting Spear, has been found to be the most versatile It is the easiest tool to use in ground which is stony and on restock sites penetrated by roots or covered with brash. In heavy clay soil, twisting the spear will “tear” the side of the hole rather than leaving a “smeared” side which might impede root penetration.

Key Facts for Planting Spear
1. Insert spear vertically, push back and forward slightly and then twist through 180 degrees. In heavy clay it may be necessary to insert again at 90 degrees to the first cut and twist again.

2. Place plant at correct depth - top of plug half an inch BELOW the level of surrounding ground.

3. Insert spear about 5cms toward the planter and pull handle toward planter to firm soil at bottom of plug and close any air pocket.

4. Push handle forward to firm soil at top of plug.

5. Close ground with toe - taking care not to scuff the plant.