After years of using "whatever" pruners and being lucky to get a full season out of them before they starting making jagged messy cuts I finally broke down and got myself a pair of these and have not been disappointed at all

ok with Borealis

If you are a very serious grower and want a top of the line product these are them

gold grapes approximately 1 cm in size

The Importance of Annual Pruning from Day One: Learn how proper pruning early on can fend off slow growth

Apricot Tree - Casino Saskatoon Berry After years of using "whatever"Hardiness: Zone 3. Size: Tree up to 13 ft. Planting: Full Sun, good soil. Fruit: Orange yellow fruit 3 4 cm in size. Pollination: Partially Self fertile (does better with pollinator) Use: Excellent for fresh eating and preserves. Ripening: Mid August Pot: 5 gal. 5 6ft. Described as a meaty, smooth tasting fruit that is freestone. (meaning the pit is easy to remove and not affixed)