Professional grafting shears designed for precise scion and bud work on a wide range of plants. These grafting scissors deliver clean, controlled cuts that help improve alignment between scion and rootstock and support higher take rates in grafting and budding tasks. Key benefits Precise cutting: Sharp, fine blades produce clean slices that minimize tissue damage and promote close cambium contact for better graft union. Versatile compatibility: Intended for grafting and pruning on a variety of species and branch sizes commonly used in fruit trees, roses, grapevines, ornamental shrubs, and bonsai work. Better control and ergonomics: Compact shape and balanced feel allow onehand operation and accurate blade placement for delicate grafting and budding procedures. Consistent performance: Designed for repeatable, straight cuts to help improve consistency across multiple grafts. Easy to maintain: Simple design allows for quick cleaning and sharpening to keep cutting performance reliable over time. What it does and why you need it Makes the precise bevels and matching cuts required for successful graft unions, reducing jagged or crushed tissue that can impede healing. Saves time and reduces waste by producing uniform cuts that are easier to fit together and bind. Provides the control needed for both beginner and experienced grafters to improve the odds of a successful take without complex equipment. Compatibility and typical applications Works with small to medium scions and branches used in bench grafting, whip and tongue grafts, cleft grafts, and budding procedures. Suitable for common grafting projects such as fruit tree propagation, rose and ornamental shrub grafting, vineyard and propagation, and bonsai scion attachment. Practical use scenarios 1. Fruit tree propagation: Prepare matching scion and rootstock cuts for whip and tongue grafts to establish cultivars or damaged trees. 2. Rose and ornamental grafting: Make precise cuts for bud grafts and cleft grafts to combine desirable flower traits with hardy rootstock. 3. Bonsai and small plant work: Use the compact shears to attach small scions and maintain tight, controlled unions in miniature trees. Care and handling Keep blades clean and dry after use, wipe away sap, and sharpen when cutting becomes dull to maintain clean performance. Store in a dry location and use careful handling when making delicate grafts to preserve cutting edges and ensure safety. This grafting tool focuses on the core needs of grafting and budding: precise cuts, reliable control, and versatile use across common horticultural applications.