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Sun, Nov 13, 11 at 18:15
| I have been cutting up the dahlias and my fingers! Next year I,m getting the bonsia pruners like someone said in another post. One finger I cut almost to the bone and I sliced my thumb nail and many other little nicks, You would think I watch it after the first slice...... |
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- Posted by tropic_lover 6UT (My Page) on Sun, Nov 13, 11 at 18:36
| I did get the pruners and managed to jab the sharp pointed end right into the side of my finger and did a pretty good job of it with a pretty deep jagged cut that still hurts and its been almost 2 weeks since it did it! I was cutting up the last one and must have been in a big hurry...All I can say is OUCH! Linda |
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| Oh, be careful, you guys! I have fairly good luck using regular pruners. Then, if I need to, I go back in with a utility knife. It's those first cuts that are the most difficult because of the force needed and the most dangerous. Gail |
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- Posted by tropic_lover 6UT (My Page) on Mon, Nov 14, 11 at 16:01
| Next year I will be a lot more careful. I also used a knife on some parts and even a hammer and screwdriver to bust apart a couple of giant clumps. Linda |
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