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Pruning holster set, bypass secateurs and pruning knife
Drop forged secateurs blades for strength and durability
Handy, folding pruning knife, ideal for pruning or budding roses and small shrubs
Canvas holster with two pockets
Grow Your Own 2022 Great British Growing Award Winners
Product Description
The Spear & Jackson Pruning Holster Set is ideal for both serious and amateur gardeners alike and contains traditional style bypass secateurs, a folding pruning knife and a canvas belt holster. The secateurs utilise a bypass (scissor like) cutting action which is best suited to use on living or 'green' stems and delivers a cleaner cut than anvil style secateurs. Drop forged blades provide strength and durability and can be resharpened to further extend the life of the tool. The pruning knife is ideal for pruning or budding plants such as roses or small shrubs. The knife blade folds into the handle for safety when not in use, and can be resharpened. The canvas holster holds both items in separate pockets and features a belt loop. Spear & Jackson's foundations were laid in 1760, since our beginnings centuries of experience and innovation have resulted in the materials and development expertise that resides within the company today; and "continuous innovation" is at the heart of the company's ethos. This drive to improve product materials and performance can be seen in many different ways across the company's 3,000 lines. The organisation has come a long way since 1760, and the Spear & Jackson Group now manufactures and distributes garden tools, metrology equipment, woodworking tools, metal working tools, saw blades and magnetic equipment. With divisions across England, France and Australia, Spear & Jackson is a world-wide brand, distributing products throughout the world. Our tools are manufactured to a high quality standard and offer superb service and longevity; guaranteed against defects in manufacturing, subject to normal wear & tear and the provision of reasonable care and maintenance. This does not affect your statutory rights.
