• RHS Clogs are available in two designs; Rose and Vegetable.
• The Steel shank in-sole makes them the perfect gardening shoes for digging
• Made from a durable waterproof natural rubber
• Complete with a cotton lining and cushioned insole for that all important comfort factor
• Limited Sizes now available (see all options and prices below)

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Hunter RHS Gardening Clogs – If you enjoy pottering about on the plot, or if your vegetable patch is conveniently located in the backyard, these stylish clogs will make nipping outside for a spot of gardening even easier. They feature a steel shank insole, and are also cushioned for added comfort. There’s the option of either a ‘rose’ or ‘vegetable’ design.
Pick of the Crop: Garden Footwear, Grow Your Own magazine, May 2009

These were extremely soft, comfortable and flatteringly shaped; they also had good, thick soles with a wellie-like tread...
Boots on Test, The English Garden, January 2009

• A most practical gift - or why not treat yourself?
• Sizes medium (36-38) and large (39-42) are available in pink, pale blue, navy, green and cream
• X-large (43 - 45) are only available in navy and green

What The Experts Say...

Welly Warmers –Not just a pair of socks, these comfortable fleecy stockings will keep your feet warm in style. They can be used with all nylon lined boots, and come in a range of colours: pink, pale blue, navy, green and cream.
Pick of the Crop: Garden Footwear, Grow Your Own magazine, May 2009

Recommended in the 'Garden Gear - Keeping Warm' feature
Garden Answers Magazine, January 2009

Synopsis

• Whatever the size of your garden or allotment, you can grow your own vegetables.
• Even if you only have a balcony or a small paved area outside your kitchen, you can grow more than you ever thought possible in pots, containers and raised beds.
• Experienced vegetable grower, John Harrison takes you through the entire vegetable year so that, for all the main vegetables, you'll know exactly when you should sow your seeds, dig your plot and harvest your crops.
• Choose the most appropriate vegetables for your particular soil and select the right position so that they flourish.
• Discover how to make your own compost and organic fertilisers, as well as the best methods of controlling pests.
• Find out how to extend the season by buying or building your own cloches and cold frames.
• Put an end to worries that your shop-bought vegetables contain chemical residues or to concerns about the air miles such vegetables have flown en route to your table!

'Christmas Gift Guide - ECO: A great selection of eco friendly products' - "Vegetable Growing Month by Month Guide by John Harrison" Concept for Living magazine, December 2008