There’s really nothing better than getting your hands in the soil. Soil contains a bacterium (mycobacterium vaccae) which can stimulate the production of serotonin, a ‘natural antidepressant’ which improves mood. But while it feels good to get down and dirty, gardening can put our fingers and hands at risk – so it’s important to find the best gardening gloves to protect them.
“There are so many good reasons to wear gardening gloves,” says Alan Down, lifelong avid gardener and nurseryman with 35 years of retailing experience. “A good pair of thorn-proof gloves protects your hands from soil borne diseases, cuts and abrasions and even from damp, cold, nettles and thorns.
Gardening gloves have become so much more sophisticated, not just in terms of the materials that they are made from, but also regarding the risks that they protect from. I’ve tested dozens of the latest gloves from the most trusted brands and you can read my reviews of the top 12 below – but if you’re in a hurry, here’s a quick look at my top five:
“It’s not one-size fits all,” Alan Down says. “Ideally you need a choice of gardening gloves to enable you to carry out specific garden tasks. You might choose a leather pair for extra protection, or a lighter pair for more dexterous jobs like sowing seeds. In fact, I use hard wearing and heavier weight gloves in autumn and winter but thinner ones in spring and summer, when I’m doing gardening tasks that need more sensitivity.”
Choosing the right gardening gloves could make a tangible difference to your gardening activities, allowing you to carry out specific gardening tasks more safely, comfortably and easily.
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