Bud-Cutting Shears
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At our store, you can choose from single-edged, double-edged, and pruning types of pruning shears. |
| List of Bud-Cutting Shears |
| Single-edged | ||
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It is a versatile type that serves as an intermediary between pruning shears and double-edged disbudding shears, capable of handling everything from budding to slightly thicker twigs. It is ideal for thinning out small branches of garden trees, bonsai, and fruit trees as a convenient, slim pruning shear. |
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| Double-edged | ||
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Since it is double-edged, it leaves a clean cut without leaving any skin. The blades are fine and pointed, making it ideal for detailed tasks like pruning pine trees, disbudding new shoots, and thinning the blossoms of fruit trees. |
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| Pruning Type | ||
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It is a convenient shear that has two functions: the blade tip works as a disbudding shear, and the base of the blade functions as a pruning shear. |
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| Single-edged |
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It is a versatile type that serves as an intermediary between pruning shears and double-edged disbudding shears, capable of handling everything from budding to slightly thicker twigs. It is ideal for thinning out small branches of garden trees, bonsai, and fruit trees as a convenient, slim pruning shear. |
| Double-edged |
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Since it is double-edged, it leaves a clean cut without leaving any skin. The blades are fine and pointed, making it ideal for detailed tasks like pruning pine trees, disbudding new shoots, and thinning the blossoms of fruit trees. |
| Pruning Type |
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It is a convenient shear that has two functions: the blade tip works as a disbudding shear, and the base of the blade functions as a pruning shear. |
Caution
Do not use them to cut hard materials, as it will cause the blade to chip.
Do not use for purposes other than gardening.
