Hand Pruners
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Hooyman®1" Bypass Pruner with Plastic Handle (1099084)1" Bypass Pruner with Plastic Handle by Hooyman®. The Hooyman Bypass Pruner offers long-lasting, super sharp SK5 HC steel blades for superior cutting ability. Steel construction provides excellent durability while the soft grip touch...Sk5 High Carbon Stainless Steel, Highest Quality For Making BladesErgonomic, Positive Locking Hatch$18.49 - Hooyman®1" Ratchet Pruner with Plastic Handle (1099080)1" Ratchet Pruner with Plastic Handle by Hooyman®. The Hooyman Ratchet Pruner offers razor-sharp SK5 steel blades and superior torque and cutting ability. These pruners are built to last and withstand abuse season after season, year...SK5 High Carbon stainless steel stays sharper longerRubber grip for secure hold$24.71
- Fiskars®3/4" Bypass Pruner with Thermoplastic Rubber Handle (40266)3/4" Bypass Pruner with Thermoplastic Rubber Handle by Fiskars®. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet your...Designed to help to get your job done rightManufactured utilizing the highest quality materials$73.19
No matter whether you’re maintaining a large garden or just doing light gardening, you need some basic tools to keep your plants in top condition. The most basic tools each serious gardener should have are hand pruners. A regular part of your garden maintenance, pruning helps make your trees and bushes healthier and more attractive. It can also enhance other qualities of your plants, such as their fruit-bearing ability, etc. There are plenty of trimming tips and pruning techniques, but none of them will be effective unless you use an appropriate tool. A right hand pruner will not only help you make clean cuts, it will also reduce strain on your wrists and hands.
Whether you want to trim and shape your plants, cut down thicker branches or get rid of dead foliage, in our online store you’ll find the right hand pruners to get the job done. Choose from a wide variety of bypass, anvil and ratchet pruners, loppers and many other products designed to take your gardening experience to a whole new level. Bypass pruners are the most common type used for cutting live woods, especially small branches which are less than half an inch in diameter. Unlike bypass pruners, which have curved blades, anvil pruners have a straight cutting blade that functions like a knife. This type is best for removing old dead wood, but is not recommended for live wood since it can damage soft plant tissue. Ratchet pruners are similar to anvil ones, but they are designed to cut in stages minimizing hand strain, which makes them the perfect choice for those who do a lot of pruning. Loppers are the way to go if you want to remove thicker branches measuring up to an inch in diameter.
