Garden Shears

Discover Our Range of Hedge & Lawn Shears

Our garden shears can help you keep your hedges and borders looking trim with minimal fuss. From cordless grass shears for a fast spruce-up, long-handled garden shears for those hard-to-reach places, or handy kits which cover the whole garden, hedge shears are a great way of keeping shrubs & trees and lawns in top shape.

Taking a little off the top of your hedges with garden shears will make sure your garden gets plenty of natural light and encourages healthy growth. You can also be proud of your lawn by using your grass shears on parts of your garden that the lawn mower can’t reach.

Any debris from using your garden shears can easily be thrown into a garden bag or wheelbarrow ready for disposal. Most leaves and small twigs can go in the compost bin, ready to be used as nutrient-rich compost in the coming growing seasons!

FAQs

How do you use garden shears safely?

To start, make sure you've got a good grip on the handles and keep your fingers clear of the blade's path. Then, cut at the right angles with smooth, controlled movements. Make sure you wear protective gardening clothing and gloves when using garden shears.

How do you look after garden shears?

After each use, give them a quick wipe-down with a cloth. Just make sure they're completely dry before you put them away. A little rubdown with an oily rag on the blades and metal parts helps keep them in tip-top shape for your next gardening session!

Are pruners the same as shears?

While both are handy for trimming plants, pruning and shearing are actually different tools. Pruners typically have longer blades and larger handles, while shears have shorter blades with thin, needle-shaped tips.

What is the difference between lawn shears and edging shears?

Lawn shears come with long handles, making them a breeze to use when trimming around trees, fences, and sheds. Meanwhile, edging shears feature a 90-degree blade angle, perfect for achieving that precise, straight cut along the edges of your lawn.