Deskworks Home Office Metal Craft Scissors Blue TH-160

Specifications:

• Stainless steel blades plus comfort grip handles make the garden scissors the best one for you
• Three different colors of the garden scissors give you the possibility for you to choose according to your taste
• Stainless blade assures the durability and quality of our craft scissor
• The pruning scissors are the best and necessary tools to beautify your garden
• Unique design with the handle makes the garden scissors labor-saving machines for you   
• The point and sharp tool bit of the garden scissors makes your work more efficient 
• Fantastic and cool appearance of the pruning scissors is one of the reasons for their popularity   
• The scissors are also perfect tools for arts and crafts
• Material: Metal 
• Size: 15.8 x 6.3cm/6.2 x 2.5in(L x W)

Details:

• Three different bright colors make the scissors eye-catching the first time people saw them

• The screw on the axis of the scissors gives your flexible cutting size your need

• Stainless blade assures the durability and quality of our craft scissor

• The tool bit of the scissor is point and sharp enough for your using

• A comfort handle is given to you with our unique wrapped scissor handle

• The long blade makes your pruning more efficient with less labor

• A great tool to make your garden stylish and unique

How to Prune Long Stem Roses



In nature, roses bloom and then die. But if you're growing long-stemmed roses, you can extend their flowering season by keeping them fertilized and pruning, deadheading or trimming them. Pruning long-stemmed roses is an easy skill to learn. Once you know how, you can have a vase full of long-stemmed roses as your centerpiece for much of the growing season

Instructions

• Be sure that your long-stemmed roses are fertilized well throughout the season, especially if your soil is lacking in nutrients. Healthy soil will help your plants survive pruning and re-flower frequently
• Put on your protective gloves. Gardening gloves can be made from a variety of sturdy materials. In order to protect your hands from the danger of being stabbed by a thorny rose bush, rubberized gardening gloves seem to be the most resistant to wayward thorns from your long-stemmed roses
• Follow each dead flower down to the base of the long stem. Cut the stem in one motion (make sure the scissors or shears are very sharp) about 1/4 inch away from the main trunk. Be mindful of any new budding stems
• Watch your roses carefully throughout the season. The sooner you prune away the spent branches, the sooner they can be replaced with more long-stemmed roses
• Prune all of the new growth down completely at the end of the growing season, leaving the woody base of the plant

Package Included:

• 1 x Pair of Scissors