Foxgloves are a pair of gardening gloves with an extended wrist to provide full coverage during any gardening activity. While they keep the user’s hands clean, they feel like a second layer over ...

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The good news is that garden gloves have become more sophisticated in recent years, ... Harriet Zbikowski, founder of Foxgloves, said gloves have been wearing out quickly for far too long.

So she donned gloves and pulled out all of her foxgloves. Foxglove’s botanical name is Digitalis purpurea, and digitalis is a poison. You may have read about it in old Victorian mysteries, if ...

With a fit like the long white gloves women used to wear to formals, the Supplex nylon-Lycra-blend Foxgloves put some glam into gardening. Our take: The gloves are thin and stretchy; hands stay cool.

Tools to give anyone a green thumb. Foxgloves Gardening Gloves-Grip ($27) (Courtesy Fox Gloves) These form-fitting nylon gloves are soft and light, with silicone dots on the palms for a secure grip.

The perfect shoes, gloves and hat make gardening easier and more fun. Protect your face from the sun, your hands from the thorns and your feet from the mud. By Teri Goldberg ...

From late spring to midsummer, foxgloves make a spectacular statement in the garden, especially in back borders. They stand tall, up to 4 feet in height, and are dramatic in form.

You have won a pair of Foxgloves gardening gloves for taking the pruning quiz and for being the first to respond to my post on PlantAmnesty! Write me here with your mailing address and I’ll send ...