GARDEN fans are heading to B&M to snap up a bargain buy that could brighten up their outdoor space — and it costs just £1.50.
The Modern Solar Table Lamp is part of the retailer’s latest seasonal range, and it’s already getting plenty of attention online.
The lamp has been reduced to £1.50, down from £2.50.
It’s 21cm tall, includes a rechargeable battery, and needs no wires — making it an easy lighting win for summer nights.
It’s caused a buzz on social media too, with more than 260 likes in under a day.
Posting on Instagram, B&M said: “Is your Garden summer ready? Now’s the time to turn your outdoor space into the ultimate summer sanctuary and we’re here to help you do it for less. Big reductions. Beautiful results.”
Also up for grabs are the Solar Bubble Ball Ground Lights — a 20-pack of cool white LEDs for £8, ideal for lining borders or lighting paths.
If you’re looking to fully transform your garden on a budget, B&M has slashed prices on some of its bigger-ticket items too:
As always, stock can vary by store — and with prices like these, things won’t stick around for long.
B&Q recently launched a 25% off sale across its garden furniture range just in time for summer - and you could save a whopping £200.
The bargain retailer slashed the price of popular garden wear goods including a 10 seater furniture set and a gas hybrid BBQ.
Aldi will be bringing back its sell-out garden range this weekend.
This includes the Rattan Effect Corner Sofa, priced at £199.99, which will be hitting stores from Sunday, April 27.
Other recent Specialbuys from the discounter has included the popular solar lights range.
As well as a cheaper alternative to the Karcher pressure washer by some £80.
Elsewhere, B&M released a number of garden furniture, this included a Sienna double egg chair which retails for £250.
It also released the Paris 2-Seater Pod Chair is on sale also priced at £250.
Recently, Argos slashed its prices on a massive range of outdoor and DIY essentials, with discounts of up to £60.
Three weeks ago, Wilko knocked down prices on patio sets, lounge chairs, and bistro sets.
This was a huge sale on outdoor furniture - offering up to £500 off just in time for spring.
In February, Dunelm had a huge clearance sale with discounts of up to 75% on hundreds of items.
And most homeware stores hold sales in the summer.
Last summer, Dobbies launched a huge summer sale with prices slashed by up to 50%.
The items on sale included garden furniture, plants and homeware.
The B&M scanner app is free to download onto your smartphone via the Apple App Store or Google Play and flags potential bargains.
Once downloaded, use the camera on your phone to scan product barcodes around the store.
The app then tells you the true price of that product, which is sometimes much lower than the price tag says it is.
One shopper used the app to get a £10 long hot water bottle for just 10p.
The best time to get cut-price products is 10am on a Wednesday, according to one ex B&M manager.
This is when staff slash items to as little as 10p to clear excess stock and make way for new products.
Deals expert Tom Church said to keep an eye out for red sticker products as well.
Garden design experts at have revealed the ways you can lower gardening costs.
1. Install a water butt
Water butts are a large container that sits in your garden and collects rainwater. This water can then be used to water plants, top up ponds or water features and wash the patio and other garden furniture. The natural outdoor water could help you save money on your water bills as you are less likely to use a hose during the summer months.
2. Use solar powered or LED lighting
Solar powered lights get their energy from the sunlight in the day so they can illuminate your garden at night. They’re easy to install and are a great choice for keeping electricity bills low. LED lights are another option that are long lasting and energy efficient.
3. Grow your own salad and vegetables
Growing your own salad and vegetables will not only save you money but it can also feel really rewarding. Things like lettuce, radishes, and spinach are all fairly easy to grow.
4. Upcycle waste and rubbish
Get creative and start upcycling items instead of throwing them away. Use sticks from ice lollies as plant tags or turn old watering cans and wheelbarrows into planters instead of buying new pots. Once you get creative the ways to upcycle are endless.
5. Start composting
Start composting your kitchen scraps like vegetable peelings and coffee grounds and combine them with garden waste such as leaves and grass clippings to create a nutrient rich compost. This could reduce your need to spend money on expensive fertilisers.
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