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B&M is selling a cheap £2.50 buy to transform your garden – it'll light it up while providing a splash of colour

B&M is selling a cheap £2.50 buy to transform your garden – it'll light it up while providing a splash of colour

The Sun6 days ago

B&M is selling the perfect budget buy to transform your garden into a stunning paradise.
With summer now just around the corner, many of us are likely prepping our gardens to hosts friends and family for BBQs or garden parties.
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And although you may think that transforming your garden into a stunning haven, will be pricey, B&M has the perfect products to give your outdoor space a revamp on the cheap.
Amongst the products guaranteed to give your garden a glow-up, is the Flower Solar Light.
The bargain buy comes in a variety of different colours, including yellow and pink, so is guaranteed to inject your garden with a stunning splash of colour.
It features an adorable flower design, with a sweet bee perched on top of it, which is bound to make you smile every time you sit in the garden.
The stunning light is priced at just £2.50, making it perfect for penny pinchers, plus, it's powered by solar, so won't cost you any money in electricity.
Simply place the lights around your garden, wait until night time, and watch as your garden becomes illuminated.
B&M said: "These resin solar lights are perfect for placing around your garden or outdoor space.
"Fun ornament during the day and solar light at night."
However, if you're interested in the purse-friendly product, you better snap it up quick, as the product is currently low in stock.
And the flower shaped light isn't the only garden bargain B&M currently has on offer.
The Modern Solar Table Lamp has been reduced again to just £1, down from £1.50.
At 21cm tall, the lamp includes a rechargeable battery and presents a super affordable option to transform your outdoor space on those summer nights.
The item is described as "great for providing a warm white LED light at night".
Simply place in a sunlit area during the day and watch them burst into life as the sun sets.
A well-kept garden can add anywhere between 5-20% to the value of a property.
Sellhousefast.uk carried out a study and consulted 36 estate agents, garden designers and property professionals from across the UK.
And the experts revealed the garden feature which adds the most value to a property is a shed.
Shed - 82%
Patio or paving - 76%
Secure fencing, walls or gates - 72%
Outdoor lighting - 66%
Sturdy decking - 62%
Water features eg. fountain or pond - 58%
Modern garden furniture - 54%
Artificial lawn/grass - 40%
And if you're keen to prevent nosy neighbours from poking into your garden, the budget retailer is also selling a bamboo privacy screen for just £10.
The high-street find is sure to turn your garden into a private oasis and is much more affordable than forking out cash to build a new fence.
The 100 x 300 cm screen can be easily attached to an existing fence, transforming your garden into an island of its own.
According to the bosses at B&M, this privacy screening is 'ideal for creating privacy in the garden in a natural and decorative way.'
As well as being great for glamming up fences, it'll also look gorgeous on a terrace or balcony too.
It's made with 'natural peeled reed linked together with galvanised wire."

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