GARDEN-lovers are buzzing for the sun and looking forwards to spending time out in their garden.
And now you can transport your outside space to the Amalfi coast with a £6 Home Bargains buy that stays dry all year round.
You can transport your outside space to the Amalfi coast with a £6 Home Bargains buy that stays dry all year round.[/caption]
The retailers Amalfi cushion will add a touch of the tropical to your garden space[/caption]
The retailers Amalfi cushion will add a touch of the tropical to your garden this summer.
Its sweet charm will also bring a relaxed vibe to your outside space – perfect for chilling with a glass of wine.
The stylish, water-resistant cushion features woven detailing and a laid-back vibe.
With its Mediterranean colour palette, including cute lemons on the vine – the cushion comes in a 45x45cm size.
And for only £4.99 each, it won’t break your summer spending budget.
Garden-lovers are also buzzing for these pretty “solar flowers” from Amazon which come in five colours – and they are an absolute bargain.
The Solar Flower Lights are priced at just £20.99 and can be bought in pink, red, blue, white or yellow.
Meanwhile, Home Bargains shoppers can add a fun touch to their flowerbeds with a novelty buy.
The budget-friendly garden decor is available at half the price of a similar item.
The Firefly Novelty Frog Solar Light with Animated LED Eyes is listed for just £9.99.
It is designed to “brighten up your garden” with no wires or batteries needed.
Instead, the frog absorbs the sunlight during the day to emit light after dark.
And whether you’re soaking up the sun or tending to your flowerbeds, nearby roads or loud neighbours can ruin the relaxing ambience of your garden.
By adding a decor feature, you can effectively drown out any outside noise.
And if you have children to entertain – well shoppers are running to B&M as a gigantic garden slide is slashed to just a tenner.
Plus, a DIY enthusiast has revealed that rather than splashing the cash on getting the landscapers in to sort out her garden, she and her husband did it themselves.
