How We Use Power Planter In Our Gardens | Gardening with Creekside
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- We are giving you an in-depth tutorial on how we use Power Planter augers in our gardens because they have radically changed how we put our plants into the ground. We've always held to the motto of "work smarter, not harder", and these augers certainly fit into that category.
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For anyone who is on the fence about these, just do yourself a favor and get one if you can. Biggest time and back saver! I also have super heavy clay with random rock pockets and can barely get the tip of the shovel in the ground. Beware though, once you have an auger you'll want to put more beautiful plants in the ground 😉 Thanks for another great video Jenny!
These tools are the true definition of Jenny’s saying- “Work Smarter Not Harder!” What a fantastic demonstration
Those power tools makes life so easy!
Yes they do!
Thanks so much for showing us each one of these augers and explaining how to use each one. I can't afford to have all of them, so I decided to pick out the 5" as I can use that for different sizes of plants and I believe I will use that one most often. My back (age 71), is thanking you already!!! LOL!
Jenny just love watching you every morning, because of you and Laura who I watch too, I bought myself 2 augers, I just love them!!!!! Where were these 30 years ago when we bought our house.
Good morning, Jenny ☕️ I absolutely LOVE my Power planter! I ordered one for myself and my sister was amazed so I called Power Planter and they gave me 10% off for her! Super awesome company and, there is a “Laura Edition” now too! It truly is a gardening game changer! Have a Blessed Day 😊🐶
I’m so glad you love your Power Planter products as much as we do!
So much good information on augers.
Glad it was helpful!
We only have an 20v drill and 3 inch auger. You would not believe what we have done just with that combo including trees. It’s all I can physically handle, but it works.
This is a great video! We purchased the kit a while ago. It’s the best. Thank you Jenny.
Glad you like it!
Good Morning Jenny. I love my power planter. I bought one of the kits about 2 years ago. Yes, it was a lot of money at the time but it was well worth the investment. It has made life so much easier. There is no way that I would be able to plant as many things in a day without it. And the safety feature is a blessing here in our NC red clay with our hidden rocks, bricks, etc. And the battery backs last for forever or at least for me they do.
Thank you Mavis for that wonderful testimony! There is no at that I could plant the number of plants I do in a day without the augers.
You guys are the best thank y'all for all of your helpful tips.
The Power-Planter has been a game changer for me. I have rheumatoid arthritis and this has given me the freedom to dig and plant without having to ask the hubs to help or me wait for him to get around to it. A word of advise, when Jenny says use a drill with an “E Clutch” do it!
Love the power planter augers and drill! They are wonderful! We have the other 60V mixer/drill with e clutch. When I first saw them on Garden Answer I was a bit reluctant because she doesn't have the red clay soil like we do in the south. Plus I have a lot of trees around so id have to worry about roots. It wasn't until I'd seen you use them that I decided to give it a go. Now I absolutely love them! The E clutch is a great feature to have. Thank you for presenting these and demonstrating them on your channel. I definitely recommend them!
Between Gardening with Creekside and Garden Answer I gave a power planter auger a shot last year. Game changer. I use my 7 inch auger and make all the holes for my tomato plants, drop them in and cover them with the lovely fluffy soil and am able to do 3-4 times more than with a shovel in my clay/rock soil.
One thing that really sold me on these is that it is fully welded along the shaft and not spot welded like others I have seen. Apologies Jenny if you mentioned that and I missed it.
What is that holder/stand for the power planter? Did you construct that yourself? That would come in handy sometimes.
These augers are awesome! My back is so thankful that I bought one!
Same here!
Just purchased the correct drill for the auger I purchased from Power Planter. Thank you so much for the educational video on the different auger sizes and drills!!
Glad to help!
I was in North Carolina for two hours last Wednesday. You have a very huge airport! 🌸💚🙃
It’s great! We can fly anywhere in the world from that airport 😁
I'm in MD but we have clay soil too. I've been very intrigued by the power planter augers you use. This video was super informative. Thank you for taking the time to make it! 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Love using augers and a Dewalt drill in the garden. Unfortunately, in Canada it is hard to get Power Planter augers. I am grateful I have found augers that are working well.
My next garden investment! Hand digging is killing this old lady 😢
This is fantastic in-depth info that I had been looking for on augers and drills Jenny breaks it down in detailed in-depth info on what size augers to use when planting various plants and shrubs. Great video.
Thank you for making this video it really amazing
My pleasure 😊
Thanks Jenny for the demo.very informative and easy to understand👍👋👋👋
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Jenny, this was very informative I’ve been waiting for your video before I purchase my PowerPlanter you answered a lot of questions. I know this will be a game changer.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the video Jenny it was very helpful love your gardens n flowers they re beautiful
You are so welcome!
I am getting my second power auger today. Can't wait for it to get here. It's a bit longer. 3 x 36 . Love all your info on the power planters.
Have fun!
Great information. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great Information thanks
Lots of good info. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making this video!! I'm in Northern Virginia. We have that clay soil. I'll definitely be checking out your picks. ❤
I’m so glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for this video! Watching your videos sold me on the auger, but the drill part confused me. Using a drill for piddly stuff is way different than the garden soil. I am older and not as strong as I once was so that handle looks like a must have. Thank you again! ❤
I have the drill and augers. I am 73 and absolutely love the augers. Definitely need the handle to stabilize. I can now plant rather than pay someone else to plant. But be careful. It will stall.
I'd like to know about the handles on the drill.
Did you buy the stand for the power planter? If so where did you buy from? If y’all made it can you post or send the fabrication plans? Thank you
Power planter provided it for us for the garden center
Love the auger. What is the huge hosta on your right?
Thanks for the video. I’ve been wanting to get an order for a couple years now, but I haven’t been able to work it in the budget. Something always comes up. But I would like to know once you do get them and you have multiple augers. How do you store them? Your demo rack looks great but if you have more than one auger, what would you do with the other ones? And not everybody has access to purchasing a demo rack. I like things very neat in my garden shed because it’s so small and I have a very little room to turn around so everything Has to be in its place.
Just used the smaller auger to drill holes for 45 fertilizer spikes 👍. Done and done ✅. Next 😂
Great idea!
Red clay soil has minerals... nice for pottery as well.
Red clay is great to grow plants in but isn’t much fun getting them in the ground 😂
@@GardeningwithCreekside that's right. does the soil smells something?
Will an auger mess up a ryobi drill from say home depot. Or does the type of drill matter more thanks
The auger is the drill and the drill motor runs it
What are the best supertunias for in the landscape?
Vista series, bubblegum, snowdrift, paradise are a few
Please remind folks that only have a normal drill, be careful around any possible root areas. I'm just now able to put pressure on my thumb, after wrenching my wrist 2 weeks ago on a fairly small root.
I must say, I've not had a bit of trouble with my 3 inch Power Planter in our nasty Ohio clay. Roots are sneaky devils, though! 😂
In the piedmont area of SC with lots of clay, tree roots etc. I’m a “senior” so they say and would love the help of the auger. My concern is my lack of knowledge about drills. Can you or Jerry guide me?
Also, the longer length would be nice.
In the video we show the two drills you need also go to our website gardeningwithCreekside.com
I live on the side of a mountain and am fighting tree roots and rocks as I try to plant. Can this be used in this environment?
Yes it can
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Just sharing our experiences in hopes to help fellow gardeners 😊
Hi 👋 Jenny
Did I miss the Laura edition?!
The auger Laura uses is not appropriate for our heavy clay soil.
I would imagine you would have to watch Laura for what she uses.
I’m saving my money for the big drill bundle. Can’t wait to get one. 😊
I would have to say if you are 40 or older don’t use these, because I used a small one got hung on a root and tore my rotator cuff and some other tendons in my shoulder. And I am pretty strong. But having the right drill and knowledge can help. Like she said don’t go full force because you Will get hurt.
Being that Jenny and I are 40 and older and we use them all the time I would say age has nothing to do with it, no corded electric drills or cheap drills without torque settings, plus do not go full throttle