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Garden Print Centre Ltd
020 74050516
4 Lamp Office Court
London
Garden Print Centre Ltd
020 74050516
4 Lamp Office Court
London GB.WC1N3NF
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Covent Garden Christian Centre
020 72401599
34 Neal Street
London
Covent Garden Christian Centre
020 72401599
34 Neal Street
London GB.WC2H9PS
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Cotswold Garden Centre Ltd
020 76363021
19 Devonshire Street
London
Cotswold Garden Centre Ltd
020 76363021
19 Devonshire Street
London GB.W1G7AF
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Boma Garden Centre
020 72844999
Islip Street
London
Boma Garden Centre
020 72844999
Islip Street
London GB.NW52DJ
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Manor Gardens Centre
020 72723404
6-9 Manor Gardens
London
Manor Gardens Centre
020 72723404
6-9 Manor Gardens
London GB.N76LA
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Covent Garden Dragon Hall Trust
020 74047274
17 Stukeley Street
London
Covent Garden Dragon Hall Trust
020 74047274
17 Stukeley Street
London GB.WC2B5LT
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Camden Garden Centre
020 73877080
2-2A Barker Drive
London
Camden Garden Centre
020 73877080
2-2A Barker Drive
London GB.NW10JW
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North One
020 79233553
25 Englefield Road
London
North One
020 79233553
25 Englefield Road
London GB.N14EU
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Lillington Gardens Community Centre
020 78347975
Morgan House
London
Lillington Gardens Community Centre
020 78347975
Morgan House
London GB.SW1V2LF
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Rainbow Nursery
020 74853861
St Benets Church Hall
London
Rainbow Nursery
020 74853861
St Benets Church Hall
London GB.NW52HY
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Garden shears are invaluable for clipping hedges and cutting long grasses and they may also be used for cutting back herbaceous plants or trimming topiary. Although their 20-25 cm (8-10 in) long carbon steel blades can cut twigs and branches up to 1 cm (1/2 in) thick, shears are often best kept for light trimming work. Loppers and saws should be used to tackle heavier stems and branches, whilst lawn shears should be used to trim grass more closely to the ground. As with all cutting tools, clean and oil shears lightly after use, and sharpen regularly. Buying Tips - Shears should be light, strong and comfortable to use; look for versions that include rubber 'shock absorbers' between the blades.
- Check the weight and balance; if the blades are too heavy, they will be tiring to use.
- Single-handed shears have a spring-mechanism that allows you to work them with one hand. However, they are only suitable for cutting very soft stems.
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