Garden gadgets - handcrafted scissors
If you have a gap in your garden tool bag for a special pair of scissors, consider getting your hands on some handcrafted, Teflon-coated Garden Pruners. Small but powerful, these are handmade in Sheffield by Whiteley, drawing on over two centuries of scissor-making expertise.
They were originally created for cutting mail bag ties for the Post Office, but their potential in the garden soon became apparent, thanks to their durability and performance; they can easily snip through stems, vines and shrubs.
The scissors feature long handles that provide extra leverage and a serrated, Teflon-coated blade, which means smooth, non-stick cutting for various tasks. These versatile pruning scissors are well suited for deadheading, wreath-making and the precision cuts needed for flower arranging. Made of carbon steel, they can also be engraved with up to four letters, making them a practical and personal present for someone special – including yourself!
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