The planting dibble is hand-turned from domestic American Black Walnut, making it durable for many trips into the soil. The ergonomic design aids in planting of garlic cloves, making seed holes, or creating rows. This tool is popular with market growers, nursery workers, and others who work with flats and need to make repeated divots for seeds and transplants. 

Made of heavy-gauge wrought iron, with a hand turned Black Walnut handle, each Fisher Blacksmithing garden tool is handcrafted by Bozeman, Montana blacksmith Tuli Fisher. This truly handcrafted garden tool collection provides gardeners with extremely high quality tools built with natural materials. Each tool is built individually using traditional blacksmithing techniques; forged by hand with hammer and anvil, hardened in water, and finished by hand. Designs for these tools are based on functional, time-tested implements found in traditional agricultural communities. The weight and strength of the tools provides increased capability in working soil, while the hand turned handles provide comfort. The tools are finished with linseed oil for weather proofing.