Grass cutting and edging

Lawn shears often have a rotating head so that the stainless steel blades can be in line with the axis of the short grass lawn while your hands remain in the same axis as the arm. Lawn shears can be compact and operated with one hand: in this case, the gardener must crouch down to cut the grass; with an extension, it is then just a one-handed shear with the handle located at the top of the arm; or with levers, the blades are operated by a spreading or closing movement of the arms, as in the case of a branch cutter. In any case, this type of cutting tool remains a must for a perfect finish of your lawn and its borders.