DarlacErgo Gardening Snips – Strong, Lightweight Gardening Scissors Ideal for Houseplants and Flower Arranging – Razor Sharp, Pocket-Sized Pruners - SK5 High Carbon Steel Blade

Marvellous little snips.The side projection (similar to why you see on expensive hair dresser scissors) enables you to hold the snips very firmly with one hand whilst gathering up the foliage to be trimmed with the other.I particularly use these for trimming back ivy which has overgrown gutters window frames and door sills.Just one thing to be careful of, the opening spring can sometimes be detached from the handles by mistake.Check yours to make sure the spring is well attached. Tightening up the spring where it wraps round the pillars is a good idea.If the spring does become detached and you can't find it then the snips are pretty well useless - it appears that it is impossible to get spares!

Great for more intricate snipping, and very sharp. Works well on thinner rose stems, but I would use traditional secateurs on anything more woody and thicker than say a pencil (only because I don't want to damage them). Unlike some other secateurs, I haven't accidentally opened these in my pocket. A great addition.

small enough and comfortable hold in small hands. sharp and precise cutting.Ideal for pruning smaller stems and twigs.only downside is the clasp to secure the blades closed,it is a bit fragile so its important ti tuck it away when using the snips. I really like them.

Great for cutting indoor plants. Light and easy to use. Recommended.

Very nice snips… bought for my partner who was using a rubbish pair of scissors for her subscription flower deliveries, but these have made my life so much easier. She loves them… nice and sharp with a good quality weight to them.

The cutters are pocket size, sharp and do the job. The lock works. What more do you need.

I was bought a pair of these a gift last year and love them . They are comfortable to use and sharp. I liked them so much that this year I bought them as a gift for someone else.

Makes cutting a joy.You get what you pay for.Sits perfectly in the hand for the job of pruning and obtaining cuttings