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26/02/2008 at 09:50

April to October - t-shirt and shorts, walking boots. November to March - body warmer with lots of pockets, old jeans and sweat shirt. Vary rarely a cap.

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16/03/2008 at 09:40

I also wear any old clothes that are not fit to be seen out. OLd jeans, tracksuits. The son's old fleece jacket. On the feet wellies, walking boots or old trainers, depending on the weather! Mind you I do find visitors will always knock on the door when Im in my scruff!!!

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26/03/2008 at 02:45

I wear my green army looking parka, it is great against winds creeping up on you. I wear gardening gloves that keep my hands warm and toasty, And Timberland boots in the winter. Of course I layer if it is really cold out side, sweatpants on top of sweatpants,teeshirts sweatshirts and a hoody..Of course my ever cool looking sunglasses I think I am ready to rock-n-roll...

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19/07/2008 at 14:05

Can anyone tell me please where Monty Don buys the clothing mentioned? He always manages to look the part even though up to his knees in mud. I am particularly interested in his canvas shoulder bag as it would be just the job for my bulging pocketed husband on trips out.

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23/07/2008 at 20:55

Monty Don's shirt - tunic style pull over. Fantastic. Where on earth can I get them?

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24/09/2008 at 21:48

I wear wooden soled clog boots with irons and hobnails on the soles and heels perfect with a thermal boiler suit in the cold weather or donkey jacket and jeans anyone else wear clogs?

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09/10/2008 at 09:51

I have a pair of leather and suede gauntlets from a Shropshire tannery which go as far as the elbow and are perfect for tackling the pruning of thorny or spiky subjects, even pampas!

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11/02/2009 at 12:36

Interesting and informative, but would make something more on this topic?

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25/04/2009 at 13:01

Has anyone seen the new range of ladies gardening clothes from GardenGirl...they are fab, you can look good and enjoy gardening....check them out!! i like them as there are lots of useful pockets and knee pads that fit inside the trouser leg....i dont know about you but i am not as young as i used to be and it certainly make gardening more comfortable!!

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26/12/2009 at 09:53

now I know it!

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21/06/2010 at 07:30

How much money do you make selling your prints of art work?

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10/07/2010 at 04:15

I undergo fingerless fabric gloves are rightful the job in winter and same Outlaw, a swell mat schoolwide edge hat does the job too - quite natty I guess! I reckon Sarah Forage looks a million dollars in her outfits, she can develop and arrange my flowers any example! Fashion Girl

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28/11/2011 at 18:30

I'm afraid my winter gardening clothes are track suits that are no longer suitable for in the house (no holes though) with t shirts and jumpers in a similar state. Basically I like to go for lots of layers to keep me warm. My gardening shoes came from a DIY shop in France last summer - they are rubber soled (good on muddy soil) with a waterproof upper and they are VERY comfortable so I plan to buy more when I go back next summer. Summer gardening clothes are quite different, I like to wear smartish, loose fitting shorts with short sleeved or sleeveless t shirts so I can get a bit of sun whilst I am working and, of course, I wear sun cream when the sun is shining.

Missy2

15/05/2012 at 16:01

I wear GardenGirl dungarees which are so comfortable and look great, they are designed especially for women. I purchased these from a website called GeoWear which specialises in garden clothing.

cliff godfrey

10/03/2013 at 21:04

where does monty don get those half placket fronted shirts from ? does anyone know.

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