Essential B&M garden buy slashed in summer sale – it will brighten the outside of your home & enhance curb appeal
The prices of garden decor buys have been slashed, including an item that can brighten your outdoor space and enhance curb appeal.
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From outdoor lights to planters, B&M is offering huge savings on their outdoor decor range.
And this is good news for anyone looking to transform the exterior of their home without breaking the bank.
According to home experts, the "easiest way" to enhance your home's curb appeal is by adding window boxes.
"Whether you live in a cosy cottage or a modern townhouse, adding a few window boxes can make your home look more inviting and charming," the pros explained.
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And now B&M shoppers can pick up Assorted Decorative Window Baskets for just £4 each, reduced from £8.
Designed to "beautifully frame your windows", the baskets are available in four designs.
The window baskets contain coco liner and can be wall mounted for secure display.
According to experts, using hanging and mounted flower baskets can also help to enhance the privacy of your garden.
More B&M garden buys
And the window baskets aren't the only garden buys you can pick up from the B&M discount section to enhance your curb appeal.
Experts have revealed that outdoor lighting can also be used to elevate the look of your home.
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And B&M is currently offering the Soho Stainless Steel Modern Solar Wall Light for 50% off.
Shoppers can now pick up the "stylish" light for £1.50 instead of £3.
Alternatively, you can opt for garden decor buys to transform your outdoor space.
The bargain retailer is also supplying garden wall art for cheaper than ever.
Buddha Wall Plaque.
The decor item has been reduced from £3 to £2 as part of the summer sale.
More on gardening
One homeowner turned their garden into a Bridgerton paradise with a charity shop find.
B&M has also slashed the price of its viral rattan sofa in a huge garden sale.
Plus, the £1 Tesco buy that can protect your plants in the rainy weather.
And a £3 B&M ornament adds splash of colour to eyesore walls and makes your garden look bigger.
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