Home > Collection > Pricking-out Dibber Pricking-out Dibber Early seed dibbers were made from bone. They were used for many different tasks such as picking up seeds or removing leaves and tidying flowers. The pointed end might have been used for dibbing holes in which to plant seeds. Ref: 1996.020 Maker Unknown Material Bone Object Type Tools Year 19th century Collection Number 1996.02 Related Objects Robinson’s Seed Sower Robinson’s Seed Sower Wooden Bulb-Planting Dibber Wooden Bulb-Planting Dibber Small Hand-Weeder or Rake Small Hand-Weeder or Rake Bell Jar Bell Jar Back to Collection
