Gardening Gloves

Gardening gloves protect hands from thorns, blisters and dirt.  Durable leather and synthetic gloves provide grip and abrasion resistance, while nitrile‑coated gloves offer flexibility and water resistance.

Why are gardening gloves important?
They protect your hands from cuts, blisters, thorns, and exposure to soil, chemicals, or moisture. Good gloves also improve grip when handling tools or working with slippery plants.

Are there different types of gardening gloves for different tasks?
Yes. Lightweight cotton or nylon gloves are ideal for light weeding and planting, leather gloves provide durability and thorn protection, and waterproof or rubber-coated gloves are best for wet conditions or handling chemicals.

How do I make gardening gloves last longer?
Clean them after use (brush off dirt or rinse if washable), let them dry completely before storage, and avoid leaving them in direct sunlight, which can weaken materials over time.