Gardening Clothes for Hot Weather
What to wear gardening in real heat — why long sleeves beat bare arms, what UPF actually means, and the kit that keeps you working when it is 32°C.
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Gardening clothes have one job: to let you stay outside longer without paying for it later. That means sun protection you will not take off, gloves that match the task, and fabric that dries before you need it again.
The most common mistake is one pair of gloves for everything. Pruning roses, potting seedlings and shifting compost are three different jobs, and the glove that is good at one is bad at the others.
What to wear gardening in real heat — why long sleeves beat bare arms, what UPF actually means, and the kit that keeps you working when it is 32°C.
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Nitrile, leather, gauntlet or waterproof — which gardening glove suits which task, how to measure your hand properly, and why one pair for everything never works.
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