130DX florist shears – Japanese quality and comfort for everyday work 130DX shears are designed for demanding users – both florists and semi-professional gardeners. This model offers excellent cutting performance combined with lightness, ergonomics and reliability that is characteristic only of high-end Japanese tools. Durable chrome-plated steel blade – high-quality material with corrosion protection and excellent cutting performance. Comfortable, ergonomically designed handle – ensures comfort even during prolonged use, ideal for precision work. Made in Ja..

Hand saw with case ARS UV-32E

55.38€ Ex Tax: 45.77€

Professional series garden hand saw with a large curved 320 mm blade with Super Turbo-cut teeth, which allows you to saw surprisingly quickly. The handle has an ergonomic shape, a rubber-coated grip that prevents slipping, and a cover. The cover and simple belt clip adjustments ensure that the cover is suitable for use with both the right and left hand. The new locking system holds the saw securely in the holster and prevents it from slipping out. A roller is attached to the holster opening to ensure smooth insertion/removal of the saw. This saw is the ideal solution at an affordable price ..

Bonsai scissors GARD

37.51€ Ex Tax: 31.00€

Japanese-made garden scissors made of plated metal with straight blades designed for cutting flowers and small branches. The blades are straight and durable. Scissors length 210 mm Blade length 70 mm Weight 210 grams The shears can be used to cut sheep's hooves. Laminated steel gardening shears refer to a type of pruning shears or garden tool made with laminated steel blades. Laminated steel is a material made by bonding two different metals together, one of which is usually high-carbon steel, which forms the cutting edge, and the other is a softer, more durable metal that forms the..

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14/01/2026

Oak vs Birch: When Oak Is the Better Choice (and When It Isn’t)

Oak vs Birch: When Oak Is the Better Choice (and When It Isn’t) If you’ve ever stood in front of two sauna whisks and wondered “Should I choose oak or birch?” — you’re not alone. This is one of the most common questions we hear from customers. Both are classics. Both can deliver an incredible sauna session. But they feel very different in the hand, in the steam, and on the skin — and that’s exactly why choosing the right one can make your sauna experience noticeably better. Here’s the practical, real-world guide to when oak is the better choice, when birch wins, and how to choose conf..

17/12/2025

Vermicompost – Nature’s Way to a Healthier Garden

Vermicompost — Nature’s Way to a Healthier Garden In nature, nothing goes to waste — everything transforms and renews. Vermicomposting captures that principle and converts organic matter into powerful, living fertiliser: humus. Vermicompost is often called “black gold” for gardeners. It is nutrient‑dense, rich in beneficial microorganisms, and helps plants grow stronger, healthier and more productive. What is vermicompost? Vermicompost (worm compost) is an organic fertiliser processed by earthworms. It is completely ecological and supplies plants with the vitamins and minerals they..

10/12/2025

Why Birch Is the Most Popular Sauna Whisk

Why Birch Is the Most Popular Sauna Whisk If you ask regular sauna-goers to name the classic sauna whisk, most will answer the same: birch. Across Northern Europe, birch sauna whisks (often called vihta or vasta) have stayed popular for generations — not because of hype, but because they simply work. Birch offers a rare balance: it feels comfortable on the skin, performs well in steam, smells fresh, and is easy to handle even for beginners. Here’s why birch has earned its reputation as the most loved sauna whisk. 1) Birch Feels “Just Right” on the Skin One of the biggest reasons bi..

16/11/2025

Garden Tool Maintenance: Cleaning, Oiling & Sharpening

Garden Tool Maintenance: Cleaning, Oiling & Sharpening A practical guide to garden tool maintenance—how to clean, protect from rust, and sharpen pruners, grafting knives and other blades. Includes tips for Swiss-made GARD sharpeners and Japanese whetstones. Why maintenance is the cheapest upgrade Most garden tools don’t fail from “hard work”—they fail from moisture, sticky sap/resin, and neglected sharpening. A simple routine: improves cutting performance (less tearing, cleaner cuts), reduces effort while working, extends tool life, helps prevent rust a..