
Brunnings Widger, Dibber and Label Set - Cream Plastic Garden Planting Kit
Description & Specs
The Brunnings Widger, Dibber and Label Set is a handy plastic planting kit for sowing seeds, transplanting seedlings and keeping your garden organised. Made from durable cream plastic, the set brings together the essential small tools every gardener reaches for at planting time.
- Includes: Widger, dibber and plant labels
- Material: Plastic
- Colour: Cream
- Brand: Brunnings
Use the dibber to make neat planting holes in soil or seed trays, lift and move delicate seedlings with the widger, and write on the labels to track what you have sown. It is a practical, lightweight set for seed raising, propagation and tidy vegetable and flower beds.
More about this product
The Brunnings Widger, Dibber and Label Set is a plastic gardening tool kit designed for effective planting and labelling. The set includes a dibber for creating holes in the soil, a widger for transplanting seedlings, and plastic plant labels along with markers for easy identification.
- Dibber for making planting holes
- Widger for lifting and transplanting seedlings
- Plastic plant labels for identification
Questions & Answers
What is included in the Brunnings Widger, Dibber and Label Set?
The set includes a widger for transplanting seedlings, a dibber for making planting holes, and plant labels for marking your rows and pots.
What is a widger used for?
A widger is a narrow, scoop-shaped tool used to gently lift and move seedlings without damaging their delicate roots.
What is the set made from?
The tools are made from durable plastic in a cream colour.
What is a dibber used for?
A dibber is used to press neat, evenly spaced holes into soil or seed-raising mix so you can sow seeds or set out seedlings at the right depth.
Shipping & Returns
Dispatches within 1-2 business days from our Australian warehouses
Change of mind? Eligible products can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened, unused and in original packaging. Return postage and restocking fees may apply. This does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty products.












