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Boston Industrial Floral Gardening Gloves – 1 Dozen

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 26, 2010 | gardening

One dozen floral gardening gloves. Ladies size in three assorted patterns.Price: Click here to buy from Amazon

Stanley Premium Weather Grain Goatskin Leather Palm Work Gloves – Medium #5832-01

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 25, 2010 | gardening

* Manufactured with a goatskin leather palm that is extremely abrasion resistant while remaining soft and pliable * Reinforced knuckles and fingertips, which adds to the gloves durability * A safety cuff and shirred wrist have been added for both protection and...

Bond 6976 Pink 4 Piece Garden Kneeling Pad Combo Set

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 23, 2010 | gardening

Kneeling pad combo set. Includes kneeling pad, trowel, transplanter and cultivator. Tools have foam grips on handles.Price: $13.23 Click here to buy from Amazon

Threesixty Innovation Little Garden Angels Children’s Folding Gardening Seat with Tool Storage Bag CBS061

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 22, 2010 | gardening

Features strong, durable stainless steel blades with slim, pointed tip for precise pruning and cutting. Spring loaded handles with nonslip grip and finger loop for added stability. Locking switch for safe, compact storage.Price: $21.99 Click here to buy from...

Yeoman YEO412 15-Inch Gardening Kneeler Pad, Yellow Dahlia

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 22, 2010 | gardening

* Made from tough, washable polyester * Fully adjustable straps for a personalized fit * Pockets to keep tools and other necessities close at hand * Sold as a 10 packPrice: $14.99 Click here to buy from Amazon

Fiskars 9421 Large Ultra Light Kneeling Cushion (Colors May Vary)

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 21, 2010 | gardening

Fiskars Ultralite Kneeling Cushion protects your knees from hard, rough, cold or damp surfaces. The dense EVA foam won’t absorb moisture and provides a comfortable cushioned kneeling surface. Features a convenient carrying handle. Perfect for gardening tasks and...
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