Dibber Collection

Mars, 1896. Creator: Eugene Samuel Grasset
Mars, 1896. From " Calendrier la Belle Jardiniere", by Eugene Grasset. [Paris, 1896]

Using a dibber to plant Campanula seedlings in a tray, close-up

Placing cutting in pot with the stem portions at an angle and growth buds just above soil (propagating blackberries by leaf bud cuttings)

Man planting leek seedlings (Allium porrum Toledo ) in drill, large dibber and tray of seedlings nearby, close-up

Transplanting cabbage seedlings, holding plant at correct depth and firming by pushing the dibber sideways towards roots, close-up

Apium graveolens, Celery seedlings being transferred into module, dibber being used to create holes in cells

Planting out Lobelia seedlings using a dibber, close-up

Person inserting Lagarosiphon major (aquatic plant) in compost using a dibber

Inserting cutting from Dahlia into a pot using a small dibber, propagator nearby, close-up

Using dibber to bed the plants down into compost and pack more compost into the crevices to hold the plants in position

Inserting cuttings from Penstemon cultivar in pot, using a dibber, close-up

Using wooden dibber to make hole in compost to insert Melissa officinalis All Gold (Golden Lemon Balm) cutting into plant pot

Using dibber to put rooted bulbil in hole in moist compost inside small plant pot

Holding leaf and using dibber to ease seedling roots from pot of compost

Removing seedling from modules with dibber, close-up

Person using dibber in a pot containing seedlings

Cuttings in a pot, compost, fertiliser, labels and tools

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"Dibber: A Versatile Tool for Planting and Propagation" The dibber, a humble yet essential tool in the world of gardening, has been aiding green thumbs since its invention. From garlic cultivation to propagating blueberries and blackberries, this trusty implement proves its worth time and again. In 1896, Eugene Samuel Grasset depicted Mars using a dibber to plant campanula seedlings in a tray - an artistic testament to the tool's long history. Its close-up reveals the precision required when inserting cuttings into pots filled with nutrient-rich compost. For those propagating blackberries by leaf bud cuttings, placing the cutting at an angle with growth buds just above soil is crucial. The dibber facilitates this delicate process flawlessly. A man diligently plants leek seedlings using a large dibber while trays of seedlings await their turn nearby. The close-up captures his focused determination as he ensures each seedling finds its rightful place in the drill. Transplanting cabbage seedlings requires finesse - holding them at the correct depth and firming them into position by pushing the dibber sideways towards their roots. This technique guarantees their successful growth. Celery seedlings find new homes as gardeners transfer them into modules using a trusty dibber that creates perfect holes in cells. Each hole becomes a cozy spot for these young plants to thrive. Lobelia seedlings also benefit from the assistance of this versatile tool during planting out. With precision and care they can nestled into their designated spots thanks to the guiding hand of a gardener wielding a dibber. Even aquatic plants like Lagarosiphon major can be inserted effortlessly into compost beds using this handy implement. Its pointed end allows for easy penetration without disturbing delicate root systems. Propagators rely on small dibbers when inserting Dahlia cuttings into pots - ensuring optimal conditions for future blooms right from day one.