Floral Shears
The neighbors all secretly watch her, wondering. They nonchalantly glance over her rustic, hand-built bent twig fence and crane their necks from the seat of the lawn tractor. How is it, they wonder, that her lilies flower incessantly, that her rose bushes nod with mammoth blooms, that her garden looks so, well, alive?
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Grass Shears
Opt instead for the zen-like rhythm and effortless precision of hand-trimming, punctuated only by the soft "snick" of precision-ground blades. It's gentler to your plants, far easier on your body (especially with our patented power-multiplying technology) and kinder to the environment. Maybe your know-it-all uncle could use a string trimmer?
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Hedge Shears
He'd been coming down this driveway for all his 47 years, but this was the first time the arborvitae was trimmed with anything less than military precision. He could see where Mom had started to prune with her usual zeal, but she hadn't gotten far. "I guess she's mortal after all," he mused. "84 years old and finally slowing down."
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Loppers
When everyone grabbed for their tools, he pulled the sleek, black, lopper from his daypack and went to work. His movements were cat-like. He pruned effortlessly, barely breaking a sweat, first at ground level, careful not to leave any pungee sticks and then overhead, clearing out some widow makers. This went on for hours.
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Pruners
No more hand cramps, tingling fingers or that dull ache running up your arm. No more struggling with blades that grow dull faster than a conversation with your brother-in-law. Once you've experienced the ergonomic designs, sharp precision-ground steel blades, and patented strength-multiplying technologies of our anvil or bypass pruners, you'll never touch a lesser pruner again!
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Pruning Saws
We say who needs chainsaws when an old-fashioned garden saw will do the trick faster and more safely. Still wickedly sharp, just attach a small folding saw to your belt for that backyard gunslinger look, enforcing law and order among the trees and shrubs. Or, grab your trusty bow(saw) and thin the herd, if you know what I mean.
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