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Buying guide
Picking garden tools for your yard
For live branches, choose bypass pruning shears: two blades pass each other like scissors and leave a clean cut that heals well. Anvil pruners crush and are better for dead wood. Loppers and pole saws take over past about 3/4 inch.
A good hose setup saves time every week. Look for brass or metal fittings, a kink-resistant hose and a spray nozzle with settings for seedlings, beds and cleaning.
Bypass for live wood
Clean cuts heal faster and keep shrubs and fruit trees healthier.
Sharpen once a season
A few passes with a fine file keeps pruners cutting cleanly.
Drain hoses in winter
Water left inside freezes and splits hoses and nozzles.
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Common questions
Bypass or anvil pruning shears?
Bypass for live plants and green growth; anvil for dry, dead branches.
How thick a branch can pruning shears cut?
Most hand pruners handle up to about 3/4 inch. Use loppers or a pruning saw beyond that.
When should I prune shrubs?
Most shrubs are best pruned in late winter while dormant. Spring bloomers are pruned right after they flower.