Abstract
The original Waterjet Stinger creates holes, using high-pressure water, to plant nondormant hardwood cuttings, usually for riparian restoration. By using a new head that has a different tip and wider, thicker vanes, the Waterjet Stinger can create holes for container stock as well. The head is relatively inexpensive and to date our results have been favorable, but further testing is being done.
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