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Cheapest shop to buy garden furniture this weekend with prices starting from £14
Read below for tips to spruce up your garden on a budget
SUMMER SUN Cheapest shop to buy garden furniture this weekend with prices starting from £14
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SUMMER is here and many will be thinking about spending more time in the garden now the weather is warmer.
But the cost of sprucing up your outside space can be pricey, especially if you are not savvy.
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We share the best garden furniture deals
Luckily, a number of retailers have rolled out summer sales giving customers the chance to save.
Below we list the best summer offers to help jazz up your garden.
Wilko Living and Home Black Linear Wicker Hanging Egg Chair - £86
Egg chairs have become one of the most sought after garden pieces in recent years and loved by the likes of Stacey Solomon and Mrs Hinch.
But, the pod shaped seats are not cheap, with prices easily topping £400 depending where you shop.
Wilko is currently selling a Black Liner Wicker Hanging Egg Chair for £86, making it one of the cheapests on the market.
They stylish swinging chair comes with black padded cushions for added support and relations.
It is only available to shop online, but customers get free delivery with this order so can dodge any fees.
If that doesn't tickle your fancy, The Range is selling a Marisa Hanging Chair with Cushion for £99.
The Range Arosa Steel Gazebo - £89.99
Gazebos are an easy way to add the wow factor to your garden, but can be expensive when bought at full price.
The Range has knocked £30 off its Arosa Steel Gazebo with the product now scanning for just under £90.
B&M launches their children's outdoor range which is perfect for summer - there's a £2 bargain that'll easily keep the kids entertained
Customers have raved about the stylish feature and praised it for how easy it was to set up.
One shopper said: "It looks really nice and perfect size for a table and 4 chairs. My husband at 75 put this up on his own and didn't have any problems.".
It is available to buy online and for click and collect across The Range stores.
B&M is also selling a Steel Framed Gazebo for £100 down from £125.
B&M four piece sofa set - £150
Garden sofa's are chic and arguably much more comfortable than sitting on a sun lounger.
But the dapper outdoor piece often comes at a price.
B&M has slashed the price of Sorrento Sofa Set to £150 down from £200, making it one of the cheapest on the market.
It comes with one table, a two-seater sofa and two arm chairs, all in a stylish grey finish
If you are not a fan of the colour, the bargain store is also selling the same product in sand for £150.
Those who are keen to get their hands on the product will need to head to one of B&M's 700 plus across the UK.
You can find your nearest store by visiting,
Dunelm Rattan Bistro Chair - £14
Rattan garden furniture can add a timeless feel to any garden and are highly sought after by many shoppers.
If you are on the hunt for one of the woven wood pieces look no further than Dunelm.
The homeware giant has slashed the price of its Rattan Bistro Chair to £14, down from £20.
If you picked up two it would come to £28, which is £33 cheaper than what Tesco is charging for a set.
The supermarket's Living and home PE Rattan Stacking Garden Chairs-Set of 2 cost £61 in stores.
How to update your garden on the cheap
IF you want your garden to impress this summer, you've come to the right place...
Plan and Prioritise Assess Your Space: Take a walk around your garden and note areas that need improvement.
Take a walk around your garden and note areas that need improvement. Set a Budget: Determine how much you can afford to spend.
Determine how much you can afford to spend. Prioritise Projects: Focus on high-impact areas first, like pathways, seating, or focal points.
DIY Projects Build Your Own Planters: Use reclaimed wood, pallets, or other materials to create custom planters.
Use reclaimed wood, pallets, or other materials to create custom planters. Create Garden Art: Use old items like tires, bottles, or cans to make unique garden decorations.
Use old items like tires, bottles, or cans to make unique garden decorations. Pathways: Lay down gravel or mulch to create affordable and attractive garden paths.
Plant Smart Buy Seeds, Not Plants: Seeds are cheaper than mature plants and offer a wider variety.
Seeds are cheaper than mature plants and offer a wider variety. Share and Swap: Exchange plants and seeds with friends or join a local gardening club.
Exchange plants and seeds with friends or join a local gardening club. Grow Perennials: Invest in plants that come back year after year to save money in the long run.
Use Free Resources Compost: Make your own compost from kitchen scraps and yard waste to enrich your soil.
Make your own compost from kitchen scraps and yard waste to enrich your soil. Rainwater Collection: Set up a rain barrel to collect water for your garden.
Set up a rain barrel to collect water for your garden. Mulch: Use leaves, grass clippings, or wood chips as free mulch to retain soil moisture and suppress weeds.
Repurpose and Upcycle Old Furniture: Turn an old chair into a plant stand or a dresser drawer into a planter.
Turn an old chair into a plant stand or a dresser drawer into a planter. Containers: Use buckets, tins, or even old shoes as quirky plant containers.
Use buckets, tins, or even old shoes as quirky plant containers. Pallets: Create vertical gardens or compost bins from discarded pallets.
Shop Smart Sales and Discounts: Look for end-of-season sales or discounts at garden centers.
Look for end-of-season sales or discounts at garden centers. Second-Hand Stores: Find pots, tools, and decorations at thrift stores or garage sales.
Find pots, tools, and decorations at thrift stores or garage sales. Online Marketplaces: Check sites like Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace for free or cheap garden supplies.
Maintenance Weed Regularly: Stay on top of weeding to keep your garden looking tidy.
Stay on top of weeding to keep your garden looking tidy. Prune and Deadhead: Regularly prune plants and deadhead flowers to encourage growth and blooms.
Regularly prune plants and deadhead flowers to encourage growth and blooms. Tool Care: Maintain your tools by cleaning and sharpening them to prolong their life and effectiveness.
By using these tips, you can give your garden a fresh, updated look without spending a lot of money. Happy gardening!
