Gardeners you need to run – not walk – to Dunelm…it’s got 50 percent off loads of gardening essentials including plants
WITH the sun shining, many of us will be spending the weekend hosting friends and family in our gardens.
So, if you’re looking to quickly spruce up your outdoor haven without breaking the bank, then Dunelm’s mega sale could just be the shop for you.
A shopper named Ann Cooper took to money-saving Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK and shared several snaps from inside her local branch, revealing some of the bargains up for grabs.
Alongside the images, she penned: “Dunelm have got some right bargains on,up to 50% off lots of their outdoor products.”
Amongst some of the incredible deals on offer include a £25 artificial grass rug that’s been reduced to £12.50, plants discounted by 50%, and an adorable laying down rabbit planter.
Now half price at £17.50, the stylish design featuring a cute rabbit is a super easy way to add a touch of fun to your garden or patio.
There’s also a stunning bronze bird bath in the clearance sale which has been slashed from £16 to £8.
Crafted from bronze effect plastic for a durable and hard wearing finish, it’s an ideal feature to add to your outdoor haven to attract bird life into your garden.
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And for anyone looking to add the finishing touches to their garden party, then look no further than an easy-to-set-up Garden Bar Sign, which has been reduced by 50% to just £7.50.
There’s also 50% off garden accessories including shell-patterned outdoor cushions and a large shell ornament, and 30% off camping products and picnic goodies.
It wasn’t long before the post racked up a whopping 500 likes and hundreds of comments – with many eager to nab themselves a bargain.
“I feel a cheeky trip coming on,” wrote one.
A second penned: “Ooo might have to pop for outdoor plant.”
A third commented: “Bertie would love a bird bath!! I know what I’m doing Saturday.”
And another tagged a friend and penned: “I want to get the grass and trees – fancy a trip?”