Scissors + Pruners

With our Scissors + Pruners collection at GrowersHouse, you can achieve precise cuts and efficient pruning. Designed for greenhouses, indoor farms, and vertical growing systems, our high-quality cutting tools offer durable performance, ergonomic handle design, and sharp blade precision to boost plant health and optimize your harvest.

Scissors + Pruners

Get popular brands of scissors such as Fiskars, Hydrofarm, Sunlight Supply, Zenport, Bond, and more. Choose from scissors, shears, clippers, pruners, scalpels, and crimpers—perfect gardening shears for shaping flowers, trimming small branches, or handling medium jobs in tight spaces with ergonomic design for lasting comfort....

Choose by Function

Our huge selection of scissors and pruners covers scissors and snips, shears, clippers, pruning shears, scalpels, trimmers, and crimpers. With so many options, you can cut confidently, knowing our tools deliver quality and durability built to last.

Tackle Every Task with Garden Shears

Whether gathering blossoms, clipping bonsai or houseplants, or clearing away excess foliage to help prevent disease and die-off, you’ll find garden shears that feel right in your fingers, and tools crafted with excellence in mind.

Find models for safe storage, trusted by professional growers, and backed by customer review feedback for added security and peace of mind.

Browse the Gardening Tools

We have:

  • Straight Scissors
  • Curved Scissors
  • Bypass Pruners
  • Pruning Shears and Floral Snips
  • Straight Trimming Scissors
  • Bonsai Scissors and Shears
  • Detail Scissors
  • Garden Shears or Garden Snips
  • Trimming Shears
  • Disposable Scalpels
  • and Pruner and Scissor Sharpeners

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use standard scissors for plant trimming?

Avoid regular scissors—they lack the precision and ergonomics of gardening shears. Use dedicated pruning shears or scissors with sharp, non-stick blades to prevent sap buildup and ensure healthy cuts.

Can I use the same pruners for different plant types?

Disinfect blades with alcohol or bleach solution (1:10) between plants to avoid cross-contamination. If possible, dedicate specific tools to diseased plants.

How do I know if my pruners are causing plant damage?

Inspect cut ends: ragged or crushed stems indicate dull blades. Clean cuts heal faster and reduce pest/disease entry points.