Avon Gardening Gift Set

I'm not much of a gardener but have moved into a house with a paved garden and lots of weeds, plants, bushes etc that seem to need looking after. I saw this set on sale in an Avon brochure for just £5 so bought it as I had nothing to lose. The set is presented in a small pink box and would therefore make a nice gift. The whole set has a lovely pink floral pattern that is extremely girlie. In the set you get a paid of gloves and some secateurs. The gloves are quite lightweight which I wasn't expecting. Most gardening gloves I have seen are usually much heavier and thicker. They are comfortable to wear and have rubber dots on the palms ...  Read the complete review

Quite an unusual present from Avon, but I have a gardening lover in my family and thought this was a nice if not unusual present to give them. This is in the current Avon book and is on sale for £10. So what is the gift exactly? It is a set that has 1 set of thick, strong gardening gloves and 1 set of Secateurs. That may sound expensive for these 2 things, but they are nice and patterened. I would say these are more suitable for females due to the colouring and design, but I guess anyone could use these. These are a light pink colour and has darker pink flowers on here as well. This design is on the back of the hand. Also on the palm side ...  Read the complete review

I am really impressed with my gardening gift set from Avon. I liked it so much that I kept the first one and bought another as a present for the originally intended recipient! It costs £8.50 and it is really nice quality that I feel justifies the cost. The gift set comes in quite a small pink box that is patterned with flowers just like the gloves and secateurs are to match. Inside, the gloves are neatly folded up to slide easily in the box and are wrapped in a thin plastic slip to keep them clean and safe. The secateurs come with a white cardboard safety wedge on the end of them to prevent them causing any harm on opening box. I think that both ...  Read the complete review