Onion Shears Hand Garden Trimming Clippers
Lightweight, sharp garden clippers for herbs and veggies—precise snips for onions, scallions, and delicate stems without crushing.

PRODUCT DETAILS
HAND GARDEN TRIMMING CLIPPERS. Fine stainless-steel blades for clean cuts; spring-assisted action; safety lock; ergonomic non-slip handles.

USES
Harvest scallions, herbs, and tender shoots; deadhead flowers; trim indoor plants. Wipe blades after use and oil hinge periodically.

Product Dimensions (in)
Blade length: ~2–3" • Overall: ~7–8" • One-handed spring/lock design

Onion Shears Hand Garden Trimming Clippers

Name: Onion Shears Hand Garden Trimming Clippers
Brand: ATE Pro
SKU: BG0000

$12.99

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