Le Secateur Gardening Pruner Reviews

4.8 Rating 18 Reviews

About Farrar & Tanner:

Based in the regency town of Cheltenham Spa, Farrar & Tanner procure bespoke, traditionally crafted gifts. Combining a history of blacksmith and iron work with a leather crafting heritage, Farrar & Tanner are driven by exceptional quality of materials, design and craftsmanship. A luxurious, practical collection of men's accessories, available for personalisation by their skilled team of engravers and leather embossers.

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Phone:

0344 5678365

Email:

sales@farrar-tanner.co.uk

Location:

24, Lansdown Estate, Cheltenham
Gl51 8PL

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“Very nice, well made, sharp. BUT, it's lightweight, no good for thicker or harder stems. Cutting larger rose stems and woody shrub stems, not good at all. My 20 year old Wilkinson Sword cutter (the one I was replacing) are better than these. Disappointing, but for what they are, ie, lightweight ladies' secateurs, they are fine.”

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Posted 5 months ago

Hi Stephen Thank you for your feedback. I can see we have already responded to your previous review and we have emailed you. Kind regards Sue Customer Service Farrar & Tanner

Posted 5 months ago

“Sent to my step-father as a present and he has been showing them off to everyone - especially the engraving of his name!”

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Posted 5 months ago

“Good quality secateur, fine engraving. Was a gift for husband retirement. Thankyou for prompt order / delivery. Regards, Jan”

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Posted 9 months ago

“This was a gift for a very loved gardener. She said,” this is the most stylish and beautifuly practical gift I have ever received “ I think that’s enough said….”

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Posted 9 months ago

“Haven’t used them yet but they look to be a quality product. Personalisation was a nice touch and the service was excellent.”

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Posted 10 months ago

“Excellent!!!”

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Posted 11 months ago

“Loved it although did think it would have come in a presentation box as it was not cheap”