Very warm gardening gloves

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    Dips, I buy silk ski glove liners from decathlon (usually about £5 a pair) and wear them under my normal gardening gloves, they help keep my fingers toasty and still give me the flexibility to work in winter, don't know if they would help you?
     
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      Could be worth giving them a try. Would need some waterproof gardening gloves tho with them so if you could recommend any that would be great
       
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      I just buy a bog standard pair from Wilkos Tbh I am forever losing them!
       
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          Thanx joolz :-)
           
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          These would maybe be worth a try Dips :blue thumb:...

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