What name(s) is/are given to a gardener's tool for making small holes to plant seeds?

A gardening staple, a Hand Trowel is a nimble hand tool used for digging and moving small amounts of soil. This classic trowel features a wide, deep dish to carry the maximum amount of dirt with every scoop.

A dibber is another essential tool for planting your seeds. It is a pointed, wooden stick that you use to poke a hole in the soil for your seedlings. This makes it easier and less messy than using your fingers or a trowel.

Most dibber tools have a depth gauge so that you can make the hole the correct depth for your specific seed. They also come in a variety of sizes, so make sure to get the right one for you.