heavy duty garden scissors Nevlers Professional Stainless Steel Heavy-Duty Red Garden Anvil Pruning Shears

heavy duty garden scissors Nevlers Professional Stainless Steel Heavy-Duty Red Garden Anvil Pruning ShearsPROFESSIONAL PRUNERS: These pruners are recommended by gardeners and first time users. The garden clippers are Ideal for plants, flowers, and bushes or herb scissors. This is a great gardening tool and is a must have clipper to add to your gardening toolset. SAFETY LOCK: The branch cutter is designed with you in mind. Easy to use for garden tools, especially for small hands, and has a safety lock when not in use. STAINLESS STEEL BLADES: For an

• PROFESSIONAL PRUNERS: These pruners are recommended by gardeners and first-time users. The garden clippers are Ideal for plants, flowers, and bushes or herb scissors. This is a great gardening tool and is a must-have clipper to add to your gardening toolset.

• SAFETY LOCK: The branch cutter is designed with you in mind. Easy to use for garden tools, especially for small hands, and has a safety lock when not in use.

• STAINLESS STEEL BLADES: For an effortless clean-cut the garden shears are made with high-quality stainless steel for easy pruning and an easy tree trimmer. They also come in multiple colors to satisfy everyone's taste (see below)

• ERGONOMIC RUBBER HANDLES: These garden clippers are made for a pain-free gardening experience with comfort and ease. Say goodbye to arthritic pain! They are 2 different types of shears and they are listed below:

• Garden BYPASS Shears: 

  With a bypass cutting tool, you draw a curved or straight blade past another blade — this creates a scissor-like motion that works well for cutting live green plants. The spongy, firm outer wall surrounding the stem yields easily to that bypass motion with the pruning bypass shears.

• Garden ANVIL Shears:

  With an anvil cutting tool, you bring down a straight blade against a wide anvil usually made of steel or hard rubber. Anvil pruners are better suited for dead and dried-out plants, and stubborn tree branches. The crushing motion of the pruning anvil shears causes the brittle stem to kind of explode and separate.