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Plant Pruner

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Plant Pruner

This high-quality stainless steel Plant Pruner easily cuts large stems and tough branches. From woody houseplants to outdoor shrubs and trees, this tool is useful for any gardener. Great for pruning your ficus, norfolk pine, schefflera, ZZ plant, and other larger plants. Wipe the blades with rubbing alcohol between each snip to avoid spreading any bacteria between plants.

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