Burgon & Ball - FloraBrite Flower & Fruit Snip – High-Visibility RHS Endorsed Precision Snips

Burgon & Ball FloraBrite Flower & Fruit Snip – High-Visibility RHS Endorsed Precision Snips

The Burgon & Ball FloraBrite® Flower & Fruit Snips are designed for high-precision harvesting and delicate pruning. Endorsed by the Royal Horticultural Society, these snips solve the problem of misplaced tools with their vibrant, fluorescent yellow and pink handles. Featuring a fine-tipped scissor action and a lightweight 120g build, they offer the surgical accuracy needed for flower arranging and fruit picking without the hand fatigue associated with heavier pruners.

Best For: Florists, fruit growers, and gardeners with small to medium hands who require clean, scissor-like precision for delicate stems and soft growth.

Key Features

• High-Visibility Fluorescent Handles: Available in vibrant Yellow or Pink, ensuring these snips are never lost in garden clippings or dark sheds.
• Precision Scissor Action: The thin, pointed blades provide a precise "snipping" cut, allowing you to reach into dense foliage or thin out flower clusters without damaging surrounding stems.
• Hardened High-Carbon Steel: While the blades feature a stainless finish for hygiene and rust resistance, the core is hardened and tempered for a sharp, enduring edge.
• Ultra-Lightweight Comfort: At just 120g, these snips are remarkably easy to maneuver, featuring robust alloy handles and a comfortable cushion grip.
• RHS Endorsed Quality: Meets the exacting standards of the Royal Horticultural Society, making them a trusted choice for professional and hobbyist gardeners alike.

Specifications

• Brand: Burgon & Ball
• Overall Length: 19cm
• Weight: 120g
• Dimensions: 5.5cm (W) x 2cm (D) x 19cm (H)
• Colors Available: Yellow (GFB/FSYELL) or Pink (GFB/FSPINK)
• Materials: Stainless Steel Blades & Alloy Handles with Polymer Grip

Ideal For (Uses)

• Flower Harvesting: Perfect for cutting sweet peas, roses, and dahlias for indoor arrangements where a clean stem cut is required.
• Fruit Picking: Ideal for harvesting grapes, tomatoes, or berries where the fine tips can easily reach the pedicel (stem).
• Deadheading: Removing spent blooms from delicate perennials and bedding plants with surgical accuracy.
• Thinning Out: Ideal for removing crowded fruit or stems in greenhouse crops to improve air circulation and yield.