Darlac Stainless Steel Topiary Shear
Stainless Steel Topiary Shear is a traditional garden tool designed for precise shaping of box hedges, topiary forms and general trimming tasks. Known for its long-standing use in fine garden work, it provides excellent control for intricate shaping and detailed cuts. Lightweight in construction, it features stainless steel grips and high carbon steel blades for durability. A retaining clip keeps blades safely closed when not in use, making it practical and easy to store.
Blade dimension 15cm, Height 25cm, Width 7cm, Depth 2.5cm, Weight 188g.
For comprehensive care and maintenance advice, check out the Darlac guide here.
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Darlac Stainless Steel Topiary Shear
Stainless Steel Topiary Shear is a traditional garden tool designed for precise shaping of box hedges, topiary forms and general trimming tasks. Known for its long-standing use in fine garden work, it provides excellent control for intricate shaping and detailed cuts. Lightweight in construction, it features stainless steel grips and high carbon steel blades for durability. A retaining clip keeps blades safely closed when not in use, making it practical and easy to store.
Blade dimension 15cm, Height 25cm, Width 7cm, Depth 2.5cm, Weight 188g.
For comprehensive care and maintenance advice, check out the Darlac guide here.
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Stainless Steel Topiary Shear is a traditional garden tool designed for precise shaping of box hedges, topiary forms and general trimming tasks. Known for its long-standing use in fine garden work, it provides excellent control for intricate shaping and detailed cuts. Lightweight in construction, it features stainless steel grips and high carbon steel blades for durability. A retaining clip keeps blades safely closed when not in use, making it practical and easy to store.
Blade dimension 15cm, Height 25cm, Width 7cm, Depth 2.5cm, Weight 188g.
For comprehensive care and maintenance advice, check out the Darlac guide here.
