Bargain hunter shares simple way she brightens up her garden with stunning £4 buy from B&M
A BARGAIN hunter has revealed the simple way that she brightens up her garden – costing her just £4.
So if your garden is looking a bit dull and is in desperate need of some colour, but you don’t want to splash out loads of cash, you’ve come to the right place.
Luckily for you, B&M are selling Lilies for just £4 and shoppers are raving about how “beautiful” they are.
Savvy shopper Emma Williams proudly took to Facebook to show off her cheap Lilies, leaving many open-mouthed.
Posting in the social media group, Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, which has 2.2million members, the thrilled shopper attached images of her new plants.
She said: “£4 Lilies from B&M.
“They had other colours [too].”
Emma was thrilled with her stunning pink Lilies, which instantly added vibrancy to her outdoor space.
The gardening enthusiast shared her post just 22 hours ago, but it has quickly amassed 132 likes and 42 comments.
Many social media users were quick to take to the comments, to describe the cheap plant as “beautiful”.
One person said: “Beautiful lily’s.”
Another added: “They are gorgeous.”
A third commented: “Beautiful.”
At the same time, many shoppers were eager to pick up these cheap flowers for their gardens too.
One shopper tagged a loved one and noted: “Need to nip to B&M, these would be nice in the garden?”
Whilst another bargain hunter claimed: “I’ll be getting more for my garden.”
Meanwhile, another B&M shopper explained: “I got a few around three years ago and they flower every year, absolutely stunning.”
However, many Facebook users were eager to point out that Lilies are toxic for many pets.
One user claimed: “Beautiful but very toxic for dogs and cats.”
Whilst a second chimed in: “Hope you don’t have cats..Lilies [are] poisonous”
To this, Emma replied: “I do, they’re house cats but thank you.
“I did see they’re dangerous so I don’t have any indoors but thank you.”
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