Pruning

The Okatsune 200 scissors are suitable for high-precision trimming and sculpting of your Bonsai or for precision work in the garden! These scissors are also ideal for the topiary art of boxwoods and pine trees in Japanese gardens. The sharp, extremely thin 75mm blades are designed to penetrate deep into the plant to cut soft parts such as leaves and twigs. These scissors are not suitable for cutting small branches; for that, use the Bonsai Okatsune 207 pruning shears.

Measuring 220 mm in length, these scissors are extremely lightweight and have been specially designed for precision trimming. The long, slender handles allow you to trim deep inside the shrub. You can effortlessly cut young branches and leaves with the very sharp 55 mm blade. Please note that these scissors are not suitable for cutting branches; for that purpose, use the Bonsai Okatsune 207 pruning shears .

The 177mm straight chrome-plated blades with rounded tips of this spruce with rounded tips are ideal for all types of pruning or harvesting work. Designed to ensure optimal comfort, both the shock absorbers and its particularly flexible hairpin spring help reduce muscle tension. Intended for professionals in viticulture, arboriculture, greenhouse cultivation, as well as nursery workers and florists, the Felco 321 pruning shear will also meet the needs of demanding gardening enthusiasts.

The scythe is one of the oldest tools in humanity. The Okatsune 405 scythe is ideal for cutting grass, flowers, and weeding precisely. The scythe has a sharp curved blade with a length of 150 mm and a thickness of 2.0 mm. Its 335 mm long wooden handle is easy to spot in tall grass thanks to its red color. Lightweight, very sharp, the Japanese sickle is also safer and more secure to use than a traditional sickle.

The manual Brush Puller is designed for communities, landscaping professionals, farmers, and gardeners. It simplifies the uprooting of shrubs, small trees, trees, and stakes up to 80 mm in diameter in an ergonomic and fast way. The tool grabs the trunk at the base between its two jaws, providing the operator with a lever arm of 1.30 m to uproot with less effort. Attention, restocking delays for the Brush Puller can sometimes be long!

The 84 cm long pruner provides great power and reduces the effort required during cutting. Its sturdy forged aluminum handles and rubber shock absorbers make the work easy, providing lightness and comfort. It allows a cutting diameter of 45 mm thanks to its powerful blades.

The Felco 2 pruning shear is a quality, reliable, and durable tool, manufactured in Switzerland since 1948. Its exemplary design makes it suitable for all pruning tasks and is intended for both professional users and individuals. Its high-quality materials and precision manufacturing provide unmatched strength and comfort. The Felco 2 pruning shear comes with a spare blade.

The Okatsune 207 spruce is sturdy and lightweight (120 g). Its very sharp pointed blades with a thickness of 3.3 mm are strong enough to cut small branches and thin enough to penetrate vegetation. This allows you to make a clean cut in hard-to-reach areas without damaging the surrounding stems. This pruner is also ideal for maintaining your bonsai, for trimming, sculpting, and thinning your plants. Additionally, this pruner is perfectly suited for cutting flowers with its sharp and razor-like blades. This versatile spruce falls between pruning shears and scissors.

The Okatsune 306 professional snips with rounded tips are specially designed for cutting tender stems. The fine blades (2.3 mm) of these snips are the finest in the Okatsune range. Their thinness combined with the rounded tips prevent damage to fruits, flowers, or even hands. These snips can also be used for cuttings, pruning, and cutting string and paper. The Okatsune 306 snips are not designed for cutting hard stems, for this purpose it is recommended to use the Okatsune 307.

Replacement blade for the Felco 2 pruning shears

The scythe is one of mankind's oldest tools. The Okatsune 404 scythe is ideal for precise cutting of grass, flowers and weeds. The scythe has a curved cutting blade 150 mm long and 1.4 mm thick. Its 335 mm long wooden handle is easy to spot in tall grass thanks to its red color. Lightweight and very sharp, the Japanese sickle is also safer and more secure to use than a traditional sickle.

The medium-sized model from Okatsune with 30 cm handles and sharp 175 mm blades. Extremely lightweight, it is ideal for topiary art on boxwoods or Japanese gardens (o-karikomi) because you are closer to the work and more precise. Model 217 is also ideal for trimming in tight spaces. Its blades allow you to penetrate deep into the vegetation and quickly cut large areas.

The "big" Okatsune shears! With 50 cm wooden handles and long sharp blades of 200 mm, its long handles provide a great reach, up to 2.5 meters of cutting. You can quickly cut large areas and easily penetrate deeply into bushes to cut low without bending.

The Okatsune 307 spruce is very light and sharp, with a short blade (1 cm shorter than the 304). This spruce has been specially designed for cutting tougher stems than cuttings, fruit stems and plants. The sharp, extremely thin blades (2.3 mm) enable it to reach stems even in tight spaces, such as the size of bunches of grapes, pears and apples. The Okatsune spruce is undoubtedly Japan's number 1.

The Felco 210 pruning shear, 60 cm long, provides great power and reduces the effort required for cutting. Its tubular aluminum handles and rubber shock absorbers make the work easy, offering lightness and comfort. It allows for a cutting diameter of up to 35 mm thanks to its powerful blade.