New Garden Pruning Snips - Garden Tool Christmas Haul - January 2024
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I've posted a couple of things in my annual [Christmas Haul] series already - both of which were faux bois. A small faux bois plant stand . And a faux bois cache pot. But, I also upgraded my garden tools via a Christmas gift of these small hand pruning snips. They are light-weight, have a safety lock and finger grip. And come with a small, leather holster. These snips fit in my tool set below my secateurs/pruners and are something that I've been looking to use when it comes to arranging flowers. The pruners that I use are too much to remove thorns from roses or snipping off flower stems from delicate perennials. I like the sheath/holster as it helps me keep from LOSING them. If I set them down, there's more visually - to see with the holster. I've kept my Niwaki pruners in their holster and that's been helpful in me keeping tabs on them.