Drill and Seedlings!?

Every year I transplant hundreds of seedlings from my indoor greenhouses into my garden, and if you have done this in any capacity, it is a lot of work! Well this year, my husband found a hack that saved me time, energy and a whole lot of hold digging! The best part, it is extremely simple and I can do it on my own!

So the simple hack is using our Milwaukee 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Drill & a Flat Boring Bit! I used a 1.5 inch bit but if you would like a smaller hole or planting seeds, like I will be too, you may want a variety of sizes. Be sure to double check that the bit fits your particular drill.

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Drill with 1.5 inch Flat Boring Bit

Once the bit is attached to your drill, place the bit at the top of the hole and drill a hole into the ground where you’d like your seedling. The best part, you can control how deep the hole is! My process was to drill a bunch of holes then plant the seedlings and repeat as necessary.

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Xoxo, B