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Leather Pruner Holster

Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $35.00.

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Have you been looking for a gift that will be used throughout the growing season? Look no further! Our leather pruner holster will make the perfect birthday or Christmas gift for the plant lover in your life. Or buy one for yourself. No more laying your pruners down and forgetting where you left them. Not to mention leaving them out in the rain! That gets costly for blade and tool replacements when they rust closed.

Locally hand-crafted leather pruner holster. Your choice of 4 designs: Maple leaf, butterfly, flower and dragonfly. Comes with both a belt loop and a metal clip on the back, so it can be carried with or without a belt. These were molded to fit Felco F-2 type pruners. Felco’s direct site is here. Also tested is the Corona BP3180, 3214 and Harbor Freight sku# 97062 bypass pruners. Other pruners may fit as well.

If you need a general purpose fertilizer that feeds for 2 – 3 months, we sell it here.

SKU: PRUNERHOLSTER Category: Hardgoods Tags: leather, pruner holster

$1 discount on Slow Release Fertilizer with any purchase!! Fertilizer Link

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Please Note: We currently do not ship plants to Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Utah or Washington. These states have strict shipping regulations against pests from other states. Extended transit time is also a factor in this decision. We are sorry for the inconvenience. Many factors influence which plants will thrive in a given location. Heat, cold, and elevation are just a few that can have a big impact. ** Pot size may vary as the size of plant could dictate the price.

We grow some plants, especially Japanese maples, in a greenhouse. For this reason, the colors may not be true to what they would be if they were grown in the sun. In this case, plants should be slowly acclimated to sunnier areas.

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