Tool Repair

Garden Pruner Sharpening in Portland

Dull pruners crush a stem instead of cutting it, and that hurts your plants. A crushed cut heals slowly and lets in disease. Garden pruner sharpening in Portland brings your pruners back to a clean, sharp edge, so every cut is healthy and easy on your hands.

Bypass garden pruners on a cutting board
Bypass pruners, sharpened for clean cuts that do not crush the stem.

Healthy Cuts for Your Plants

Bypass pruners work like scissors, and they need a sharp blade to make a clean cut. When they get dull, they tear and bruise the stem. We sharpen the cutting blade by hand and check that it closes clean against the anvil or the bypass edge. Your plants get a clean cut that heals fast, and your hands do less work. With our long growing season, pruners here get a lot of use, so a yearly sharpening keeps them in shape.

What Pruner Sharpening Costs

Garden pruner sharpening is a flat $14. That covers the cutting edge and a check that the blades close clean. For bigger jobs, our lopper sharpening handles branches, and shovel sharpening covers your digging tools.

Common Questions

Why do dull pruners hurt my plants?

A dull blade crushes the stem instead of slicing it. That ragged cut heals slowly and can let in disease.

How often should I sharpen pruners?

Once a year for most gardeners, more if you prune a lot. Our long growing season puts heavy use on them.

Bring it by, or book a time online. See all prices on our pricing page.

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