VASGOR 4"x12" Auger Drill Bit for Planting - Easy Planter Garden Auger - Bulb & Bedding Plant Augers - Post Hole Digger for 3/8” Hex Drive Drill

This worked well, we had around 60 griselinia plants to put it and it did the job.

I used this wonderful drill attachment with a Kobalt drill to make 36" deep holes for 12-foot 4x4 fence posts in impossible West Virginia clay soil. Worked like a charm and as expected with ONE easy to handle caveat: it can hurt your arm if you dont hold the gun properly and it spins while you're gripping it. I recommend bracing the gun with your foot as your drill. PROs: excellent value, well built, bend resistant, digs symmetric holes even in tough, clay soil CONS: the torqueing motion of the drill can give you arm pain or cause an injury. Make sure to secure the gun with your foot while your drill so that it doesnt twist your arm if the drill catches on a rock in the dirt underneath. Summary: I would buy this tool again. Why spend $300-$500 on a post digger when you can spend $30?

Makes planting bulb easy

Sturdy product with good finish. Perfect for planting small sapling trees, making holes for tomato and pepper transplant, etc. That said I would not recommend using it with a cordless drill unless you have very light soil. A proper auger can handle the torque but a cordless drill could easily be destroyed

My wife(the gardener) always complained about the soil around our property. It was difficult to get a shovel into the ground because of the clay and rock mixture. It was also hard on her feet, shoulders and legs. She saw an ad for this tool on the internet and thought it would be great to give it a try. It worked as advertised and she was thrilled. We used a battery powered drill when testing it. As I said before our soil was not great and it did the job, but if your soil is worse than ours, a hammer drill might be required.

Value for the money