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[NEVER USED] Auspicious Gardening Gloves, Cactus Gloves, Thorn-Proof Planting Protection Gloves, Long-Sleeved Gardening Gloves, Gardener Gifts
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Product never used, packaging damaged during transport. Unopened product, repackaged in our warehouses, in perfect working condition, warranty available.
General Description
These auspicious gardening gloves are designed to offer optimal protection when handling thorny plants. Made from natural goatskin leather with cowhide sleeves, these gloves are both soft and durable. Their long-sleeved design protects not only the hands but also the forearms, reducing the risk of injury from plants such as cacti, roses, and other thorny vegetation. Technical Specifications Material: Goatskin and cowhide leather Sleeve Length: Almost to the elbows Durability: Puncture and cut resistant Cuffs: Adjustable for a customized fit Quantity: 1 pair Compatibility and Accessories Ideal for gardening, planting trees, weeding, landscaping, pruning cacti, and cultivating roses. Use These gloves are perfect for protecting your hands during delicate gardening tasks. Thanks to their natural sheepskin palms, they offer excellent sensitivity and flexibility, allowing for easy handling of gardening tools. They are suitable for use in all seasons, whether summer or winter. Other information: Ergonomic design for increased comfort; Elasticated cuffs for a secure fit. Note: Manual measurement, there may be a 1-2 cm/1-3 g error. Color differences may occur due to screen displays.Features
- BrandOTHERS
- MaterialLeather
- ColourYellow
- Glove size7
- Pcs per pack1
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What to do in the garden in February
February is a chilly month meaning there's not a huge amount you can do in the garden. That said, the days are getting longer and nature is coming out of hibernation little by little. If the weather allows it, you may even be able to cautiously start sowing a few seeds under cold frames towards the end of the month.
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