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Tommyco OP818 Thick Premium Vinyl Garden Kneeling Pads- Colors May Vary

by Daphne Winslow | Jan 6, 2011 | gardening

OP818 Features: -Vinyl kneeler. -Kneeling pad. -Extremely soft and comfortable with durable vinyl coating. -Thicker and larger than most kneeling pads. -Height: 18”.Price: $12.99 Click here to buy from Amazon

Atlas Nitrile Gardening and Work Gloves, Green Apple, Small

by Daphne Winslow | Jan 6, 2011 | gardening

Nitrile Touch Gloves by Atlas. The ultimate garden and work glove. The result of years of research with new materials. Seamless, breathable, and out-performs leather without the bulk. Machine washable. Tough nitrile coating over ergonomically shaped, seamless knit for...

Magid TE196T-M Terra Collection Thorn Gardening Gloves – Womens Medium

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 30, 2010 | gardening

Textured latex coating protects hands from thorns and sharp objects; cotton knit shell keeps hands cool and comfortable. Extra long knit wrist keeps dirt out.Price: $8.99 Click here to buy from Amazon

Magid TE266T-M Terra Collection Premium Goatskin Leather Gloves – Womens Medium

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 29, 2010 | gardening

Soft, flexible premium quality goatskin leather driver for gardening and lighter chores. Leather palm, thumb, index finger and reinforced fingertips provide durable protection; cotton canvas back keeps hands cool. Extra-long palm and cuff allows for easier on-and-off...

Magid TE336T-S Terra Collection SuperTips Gardening Gloves – Womens Small

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 29, 2010 | gardening

This remarkably comfortable glove is specially designed to keep dirt and water out, but let air in. Double coated fingertips keep fingernails clean; extra-long knit wrist keeps dirt out. Full hand coating keeps hands dry. Gloves easily rinse clean after use.Price:...

Magid TE296T-M Terra Collection Rose Gloves – Womens Medium

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 29, 2010 | gardening

Heavy-duty synthetic leather palm with reinforced fingertips provides extra wear and protection from sharp thorns. Durable two-way gauntlet cuffs up for shorter, all-purpose wear. Printed cotton canvas back and cuff with elastic wrist keeps hands cool. Gun cut, wing...
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