Image of RHS by Dexam Hooker Fruit Organic Cotton Double Oven Gloves - Blue - Multi
 

RHS by Dexam Hooker Fruit Organic Cotton Double Oven Gloves - Blue - Multi

Stay protected when handling hot pots and pans. Made from organic cotton yarn that is kinder to the environment as it uses less water, reduces soil erosion and does not use hazardous manmade pesticides. It also benefits the farmers who can grow additional crops alongside the cotton and maintains the biodiversity of the soil. The design features various apple, nectarine and plum varieties on a blue background with green trim. The fruit drawings come from William Hooker (1779-1832) - the greatest fruit illustrator of his day. Sourced directly from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Lindley Collections which houses the world's finest collection of books and printed materials on gardening and outstanding collections of archives, photography and botanical art .

Price: £21.60 from The Range

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