Today, on day 103, we are talking to you about garden pruning shears and how to use them. This is our new Saturday series to present to you our favorite garden hand tools. 🛠😉
In this video, we show you what garden pruning shears are and how to basically use them in your garden. We also tell you about the difference between bypass and anvil pruning shears. Definitely leave your questions and comments below about how to use this great hand tool in your garden, and if you have ever used one or if you have a favorite.
The garden hand tools we show in this video:
– Corona Bypass Classic Cut (Our Favorite): https://amzn.to/2YXldAr
– Corona Flex Gel with Dial: https://amzn.to/3f2GNJj
– Felco Bypass: https://amzn.to/2NT2Czd
– Fiskars Bypass: https://amzn.to/2YXEly4
– Anvil Pruners: https://amzn.to/2NUcBEa
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4 Comments
Thank you for the video. Corona it is 🙂
Anvil pruners are for deadwood, which can damage bypass pruners, just an FYI.
What about rachet pruning shears?
I agree with you that bypass shears/secateurs are way better for repeated and clean cutting than any anvil design.
I have the Corona BP7100 bypass shear and it is excellent – an internal and powerful spring to prevent jaw lock. Better still – the lower jaw is the slimmest I've seen and you can really get into to tight spots to hook. For loppers though – my advice is always have an anvil lopper. I have the Felco 231 – awesome!