Harvest Company Stainless Steel Pruner – Curved
Choose a curved cutting profile with spring action, stainless steel blades and soft-gel grips. A useful alternative for shaping and leaf cleanup when you prefer to approach the cut around a contour.
Match the work
Find the right shears for the job.
Pick a stage to see the matching tools and compare their differences below.
Start with the accessible cuts.
Clear accessible leaves and make small shaping cuts with a spring-action grip. Choose the straight profile for a direct line, or the curved profile when you prefer another approach to the contour. Use a tool rated for the branch size when woody material needs heavier pruning.
Give sticky work a coated option.
Fresh material can leave residue on the cutting faces. A non-stick finish can help reduce sticking while you work. Keep cleaning part of the session and choose the grip you find easiest to control.
Make small, deliberate finish cuts.
Work a little at a time around dry material. Short blades let you focus on a small cutting area. Pick the straight or angled bonsai profile according to the line you want to approach.
Choose the angle around the target.
Blade shape changes how you position the tool for a small cut. Compare a curved spring-action pruner with an angled finger-loop shear, then choose the combination of approach and hand movement you prefer.
| Tool | Profile / grip | Blade finish | Blade length | Practical fit | Price |
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Harvest Company Stainless Steel Pruner – Straight
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StraightAnti-slip soft-gel grips | Not specified | Not specified | Accessible leaf cleanup and a direct cutting line | $7.99 USDAvailable |
Harvest Company Stainless Steel Pruner – Curved
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CurvedAnti-slip soft-gel grips | Not specified | Not specified | Contour work with a curved, spring-action approach | $8.99 USDAvailable |
Harvest Company Non-Stick Scissors
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StraightAnti-slip soft-gel finger-loop grips | Non-stick coating | Not specified | Compact detail cleanup with a coated scissor | $8.25 USDAvailable |
Harvest Company Non-Stick Bonsai Shears – Straight
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StraightErgonomic, ambidextrous finger-loop handles | Fluorine non-stick coating | 35 mm | Straight finish cuts with a 35 mm coated blade | $18.99 USDAvailable |
Harvest Company Non-Stick Bonsai Shears – Angled
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AngledErgonomic, ambidextrous finger-loop handles | Fluorine non-stick coating | 35 mm | Angled approaches to fine detail and shaping | $18.99 USDAvailable |
Between sessions
Care for your shears.
A well-kept blade starts with a simple cleaning and storage routine. Use compatible cleaning products for the material and finish on your exact tool.
Care for this tool
Remove plant residue regularly and wipe the tool dry before storage.
Use a cleaner compatible with the blade material and any coating; follow the cleaner and tool maker’s guidance.
Avoid abrasive scraping on coated blades. Use a suitably rated larger pruner for woody material.
Why choose a curved blade?
A curved profile gives you another way to approach a contour or small trimming target. The best fit depends on the cutting angle and the tool position you find comfortable.
Does it share the straight pruner’s grip and lock?
Yes. The manufacturer lists the same anti-slip soft-gel grips and safety lock on 31878 and 31879, and identifies replacement spring 31885 as compatible with both.
Are the curved pruner and angled bonsai shears the same?
No. The 31879 is a stainless-steel spring-action pruner. The 31931 has finger-loop handles, 35 mm Japanese stainless-steel blades and a fluorine coating.
Specs that do the talking.
- Material
- Stainless steel blades with soft-gel grips
- Supply format
- Individual pruner
- Blade profile
- Curved
- Grip
- Anti-slip soft-gel grips
- Action
- Spring-action pruner
- Manufacturer-listed size
- 6 in. x 0.79 in.
- SKU
- 31879
Included in your selection
- 1 Harvest Company Stainless Steel Pruner — Curved (SKU 31879)
Product details
A curved blade gives you another way to approach a trimming target. The Harvest Company 31879 pairs that profile with stainless steel blades, spring action and soft-gel grips. It is an option for leaf cleanup and small shaping cuts when you prefer the curved approach over a straight cutting line.
Change the blade profile, keep familiar controls
- Curved blade profile: Try a different approach around the contour of the plant. Position the tips where you can see the material you intend to remove.
- Stainless steel blades: A clearly specified blade material for routine plant trimming. This model is distinct from the coated finger-loop scissors in the range.
- Spring-action handles: The handles reopen between squeezes, so you can reposition the pruner for the next small cut.
- Soft-gel grips and safety lock: Hold the cushioned grip surfaces during use, then secure the closed blades before storage.
When a curved approach makes sense
Choose 31879 when the curved profile lets you position the tool comfortably for the cut in front of you. Prefer to line the blades up directly with the target? Compare the 31878 straight stainless pruner. Start with the shape that feels easiest to place accurately. Let the position of the leaf and your preferred grip guide the choice, then adjust your approach as the work changes.
Know which tool you are choosing
Model 31879 from The Harvest Company has curved stainless steel blades, spring-action handles, anti-slip soft-gel grips and a safety lock. Sold individually: one pruner per retail unit.
Care between trimming sessions
Clear residue regularly with a cleaning method compatible with stainless steel, then wipe and dry the tool. Keep the blade movement clear of buildup. Close the blades and engage the lock when you put the pruner away.
Questions about the curved pruner
Is curved always better for shaping?
No single profile suits every position. Choose the blade that lets you see the target and approach it comfortably; a straight pruner may feel more natural for some cuts.
Is this the same as the angled bonsai shear?
No. The 31879 is a spring-action stainless steel pruner. The 31931 uses finger-loop handles and 35mm fluorine-coated Japanese stainless steel blades.
Does it have a storage lock?
Yes. The safety lock holds the blades closed between tasks or in storage. It is one of the features shared with the straight 31878 pruner.
Compare the full trimming-tool range and follow our harvest-stage shears guide.