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14 years ago

I was searching for and found a manual auger on the website theplantingstick.com. This auger does not attach to any power tool, but is turned by a handle. Has anyone bought and used this item? I want to buy it, but the website doesn't have much information and I'm a little leery.

I'd appreciate any feedback on this gardening tool.

Thanks,

Stephanie

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nod702
14 years ago
They work pretty good in loose soil and loosning soil around plants. I've had one for several years.
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