Inspired by the digging behaviour and long snout of the native bandicoot, Bandi is designed to create consistent planting holes. Its tapered shape and easy-grip design allow you to quickly create planting holes in garden beds, seed trays, raised beds, and pots without using your fingers or damaging delicate seedlings.

Why Gardeners Love Bandi
- Made from 100% recycled plastic bottle caps
- Lightweight and comfortable to use
- Durable one-piece design
- Easy to clean and wash
- Rust and weather resistant
- Helps create consistent planting depth

Material: 100% recycled HDPE (#2), from 16 recycled bottle caps
Construction: One-piece moulded, no separate handle
Length: 20 cm
Width: Tapered — 1 cm at the tip, 2.5 cm at the handle
Weight: 32 g
Depth markings: Every 1 cm
Colours: Red, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink
Resistance: Rust-resistant, weather-resistant, easy to clean
Made in: Gunaikurnai Country, East Gippsland, VIC

What is the Bandi Dibbler made from?
Bandi is made in Australia from 100% recycled plastic bottle caps — roughly 16 caps per tool.

What is a dibbler used for?
A dibbler makes planting holes for seeds, seedlings and bulbs, helping you get consistent planting depth and spacing without digging by hand.

Does the Bandi Dibbler have depth markings?
Yes — depth markings every 1 cm, so your planting stays accurate and consistent.

Is it suitable for raised garden beds and pots?
Absolutely. Bandi suits raised beds, veggie gardens, seed trays, pots and indoor plants.

Will the dibbler rust or rot?
No. Unlike timber or metal tools, Bandi is rust-resistant, weather-resistant and easy to clean.

Is the Bandi Dibbler Australian made?
Yes. Every Gardening on Country tool is made on Gunaikurnai Country in East Gippsland, Victoria.

Will every dibbler look exactly the same?
Nope — and that's the charm. Because it's recycled, every Bandi has its own one-off colour pattern.