Some things never change.
Most things get better with time.
Garden plants will always grow, beckoning your care.
Powered by the loving force that guides, strengthens and
inspires, we work with our hands, nurturing life to bring forth the bounty that
it was intended to bring.
As we pass from summer to autumn, with the planting of fall
crops comes fall & winter pruning.
What a joy it is to work with nature and enjoy the progress
and betterment of all things.
Then, amongst the trees and shrubs you come across branches that you would ordinarily cut
with your regular pruners (or secateurs – depending on your gardening dialect) but no
matter how much strength you add to the task, it is to no avail.
What is needed here is some technological assistance,
provided by the wisdom that fills the universe... in the form of a Ratcheting Pruner.
Most things do get better with time; Including the B-575
ratchet pruner from Barnel International. More than a few of our garden tool
customers were upset to hear that we no longer carried the B-575 ratcheting
pruner that helped them power through otherwise impossible cuts with ease.
That is until we responded with the news
that the B-575 had been replaced with a new pruner with better capabilities and
an even sturdier design.
The new B-585
ratchet pruner now has a wonderful handle design that many gardeners prefer
over the older B-575 design. Included in the newly designed pruner is a flower
knife tucked neatly into the anvil blade and a sharpener / oiler kept in a
handy spot inside the body of the pruners.
With the new B-585 ratchet pruner you can do all the same
pruning work you are used to doing in your garden, orchard or vineyard. The
difference between using a regular pruner (or secateurs) and a ratchet pruner
is that the ratchet pruner will behave much in the same way as your old non
ratcheting ones until you come to the branch that you used to have trouble
cutting. Then the built in gear drive in the pruners will enable you to push
the blade through the branch in smaller less stressful increments. Ratchet
pruners break an otherwise impossible cut down into about 3 or 4 easy handle
squeezes making those otherwise impossible cuts seem a lot less like work.
WOW! Is the typical response we hear from gardeners who try
our ratcheting pruners for the first time.
Well as if the more comfortable handle and ease of use is
not enough – You can now use your ratchet pruners in flower arranging, using
the ratchet action to cut through small bunches of flower stems and the flower
knife to angle cut the stems to keep them fresher longer. You can also use the
built in knife to cut twine and other garden tasks. Add to that the handy oiler
/ sharpener – dab some oil onto the cutting edge of the blade and with a few
quick strokes of the sharpener you have a tremendous gardening ally that is
always sharp and ready to serve.
We always thought the B-575 ratchet pruner was the best
ratchet pruner on the market with a stronger and more durable design than
others.
The fact that plants grow and need care never changes.
Like the gardeners we know and the gardens they tend, the
new B-585 ratchet pruner is a reminder of the fact that even the best things
do get better with time.
