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We need broad-brimmed hats to confuse the gnats of summer, and warm, tied-down hats for the chores of autumn. A snazzy hat can be fun for garden tours.
With most hats, size isn’t an issue and the wrong size isn’t near as insulting as with, say, a belt. If you really mess up, and the hat only hangs on the wall, that’s a good look, too, and useful for catching errant bumble bees and letting them go outside.
I’ve found great hats at Peebles in Warrenton Village Center, (540) 347-1820; at Piccadilly, 80 Main Street in Warrenton, (540) 347-5300; and at Horse Country, 60 Alexandria Pike, Warrenton, (540) 347-3141.
Make the cut
Some hand tools are classic and elegant, and every gardener should have them.
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