• Use a pair of bypass or All Purpose secateurs to cut green live wood, young and soft woods rather than an anvil style
• Bypass Action: These secateurs have 2 sharpened blades that pass over each other to make a clean and precise healthy cut, like a pair of scissors
• Suitable for cutting delicate stems, as the bypass action is less likely to cause bruising and damage to the stem
• Ideal for deadheading, taking cuttings, pruning and cutting shoots down to the nearest bud
• For roses, shrubs and general pruning of green live wood

• High carbon steel blades
• Aluminium lightweight body with a Bi-material micro hex grip
• Designed and made in the UK
• Supremely comfortable
• Integrated wire and string cutter
• Adjustable hand sizer
• Suitable for left and right-handed users
• Ideal for cutting green wood, roses and shrubs

How to maintain and care for your Garden Tools:

It is very important to take proper care of your garden tool so that it continues to perform at its peak. Do not leave your tool outside, always store it away after use in a dry environment. Even in dry weather conditions your tools, if left outside, are exposed to moisture from wet grass and dew.

Cleaning and drying your garden tools will keep them in good working order. Always remove all of the soil from your digging tools after each use by washing the dirt off.

Never put your tools away wet. Allow them to dry completely before storing to prevent rusting and handle rot. For all wood handled tools apply a light coating of boiled linseed oil to help prevent the wood from drying out and cracking. If a wooden handle is very dirty, remove as much of the soil as possible with a stiff brush. If you need to use water, gently wet the handle with a damp cloth, making sure that you don’t soak the wood, as this may cause the grain to lift and the handle to swell.

Thoroughly clean any tools which have been used for chemical applications. Fertilisers and other chemicals will rapidly corrode any metal.