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Cedar seed board and planting tool

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Using a seed board is particularly useful when you want to avoid thinning and seed waste, and plant seedlings uniformly so that each plant has the necessary space for its proper growth. Thisoiled cedar wood board with one bevelled side for levelling the ground and one notched side allows you to space your seeds at intervals of 15.2 cm (6in). The seeds will be placed precisely and at the ideal distance for sowing garlic, turnips, chard, kohlrabi, spinach, beets, leeks, dry beans, broad beans, lettuces, sorrel, as well as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths...

Some vegetable plants, such as root vegetables (carrots, radishes, beetroot, celery), are less sensitive than others to high planting densities. Leafy vegetables, such as spinach, celery, and lettuce, can also be densely planted, but there is a risk of diseases developing easily, especially in wet years. Fruiting vegetables, such as peppers and tomatoes, need space to reach ripeness.

The cedar seedling and planting board is a very handy wooden tool for quickly and precisely planting. It allows you to push the soil, plant your seeds, and then use the bevelled edge of the board to close the holes. The flat base can be used to flatten the soil after planting.

Using a seed board is particularly useful when you want to avoid thinning and seed waste, and plant seedlings uniformly so that each plant has enough space for proper growth. This oiled cedar wood board has a bevelled edge to level the ground and a notched side to space your seeds at intervals of 15.2 cm (6in). The seeds will be placed precisely and at the ideal distance for sowing garlic, turnips, chard, kohlrabi, spinach, beetroot, leeks, kidney beans, broad beans, lettuces, sorrel, as well as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths...

Technical features

Colour Beige

Biodegradable product Biodegradable product

Tips

Main uses Planting, Sowing, transplanting, propagation

Recommended for use in Open ground, Open ground under cold frame/cover

Particularly recommended for planting plants, Vegetables and aromatic herbs

Detailed features

Directions for use Using a seed board is particularly useful when you want to avoid thinning and seed waste, and plant seedlings uniformly so that each plant has enough space for proper growth. This oiled cedar wood seed board has one bevelled side to level the ground and one side with notches. The intervals for spacing your seeds on this seed board are 15.2 cm (6in). Usage tips: Push the soil, plant your seeds then use the bevelled side of the seedbed to close the holes. The flat base can be used to flatten the soil after planting. Seeds will be spaced accurately and at the ideal distance for sowing garlic, turnips, chard, kohlrabi, spinach, beets, leeks, dried beans, broad beans, lettuces, sorrel, as well as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths... To keep your tool in good condition for a long time, brush it after each use and store it in a dry place away from direct sunlight.