Lidl launches new garden plant range with flowers starting from £1.99.
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BLOOMING GREAT Lidl launches new garden plant range with flowers starting from £1.99.
LIDL is launching a new garden plant range with flowers starting from just £1.99.
The budget supermarket has unveiled a huge variety of indoor and outdoor plants to help Brits give their gardens a glow-up without breaking the bank.
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Lidl is selling assorted flowering plants from £1.99
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The retailer is also selling indoor plants such as Hibiscus
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Green-fingered shoppers can snap up British bedding plants and assorted flowering plants, which are perfect for brightening up flowerbeds, hanging baskets and window boxes this summer.
The budget blooms start from just £1.99 and are already hitting the famous middle aisle, with more due to land in stores later this week – just in time for the sunny season.
From Friday, 7 June, shoppers can pick up gorgeous flowering plants that will brighten your outdoor space from late spring all the way through to autumn, meaning you'll get plenty of bang for your buck.
But that's not all. Lidl is also stocking large perennials for just £4.99, and Hibiscus plants for only £6.99, which will add colour and height to any patio or garden display.
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These prices are incredibly competitive, considering a 9cm potted perennial plant would set you back between £10 at Dobies.
Likewise, Waitrose sell Hibiscus plants for £12.99, whilst B&Q sell them for £11.99 - making Lidl the cheapest.
The new drop includes hardy plants in vibrant shades of purple, pink, white and yellow - ideal for creating a full, colourful display with minimal effort.
And for those looking to spruce up their indoor space, Lidl also has a fresh selection of houseplants and stylish ceramic pots in-store now.
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The stylish plant allows you to revamp your lounge for just £14.99.
Available across stores nationwide, these blooming great buys are expected to fly off shelves, so you'll want to be quick.
As always, stock is limited and varies by store, so head to to your local Lidl if you want to dig into these flowery deals.
Its also worth calling up ahead to check the items you're after are in stock.
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Meanwhile, Lidl isn't the only retailer offering great garden deals this summer.
In fact, a Home Bargains buy is said to add a touch of glamour to your garden.
The retailer is also selling a budget buy guaranteed to brighten up your space.
You can also add a stylish touch to your privacy fence with a B&M buy.
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Or you can pick up another summer flower favourite from B&Q right now.
Shoppers can also nab a £9.99 novelty decor buy that adds character to flowerbeds.
A £7 gardening gadget is also available from Home Bargains and is guaranteed to transform your lawn.
And Lidl customers can add a "whimsical" touch to their flowerbeds for just £3.
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Or a £2 B&M buy transforms your patio into an "ambient" paradise this summer.
Its always worth comparing prices across different stores to make sure you're bagging the best deals.
That's where price comparison tools can come in handy.
Websites like Google Shopping let you type in a product name or model number to instantly compare prices across dozens of retailers.
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