Customer Reviews for Precision Garden Seeder Row Planter

I got mine used at auction. Works ok for corn and beans, does not work for okra, the seeds get behind the wheel and push it out so it jams an does not drop.

was easy to assemble, was concerned it was not dropping radish seeds, i could not see the seed drop. however i see seedlings emerging, so it did its job. Row marker is a waste of time other than using as a kick stand for the spreader/seeder.

Perfect tool for the job; worked great, just as described!

Of all the tools I've purchased in my lifetime- this seeder was the biggest waste of my money EVER. The holes for corn seeds are either too small or too large. I tried drilling larger holes- which didn't work at all. I may use it for a flower pot.

This product should not be on the market; the seed discs are made of plastic and the seed (Snow Pea) gets BEHIND the disc and because of this the disc/plate doesn't pick up the seed. If the seed disc was made of aluminum it would probably be alright!

Seeds do not feed properly, either too many or none at all. My garden was a big joke with this product

a little hard to put together. Some of the holes were not totally punched through and had to be drilled out.

This planter needs to be put together with duct tape. The row marker fell off on the 4th row, fertilizer tube won t stay on the nipple, wheels will not turn without backing up and jerking it and starting again. The overall design is great, but it needs to be made more sturdy and use better quality materials on it!

Nice looking. Feed wheel would not turn on arrival, had to loosen. Smooth seeds like bean and pea work great, corn feed none or up to 3 at a time. tried different disc's same results. Would take a pound of small seeds before disc would pickup seeds. Any less, seeds would not be dispensed. Did not have enough small seeds to try. Does not cover seeds unless soil is very loose.