Aldi launches £8 decor buy that adds ‘sparkle' to your garden this summer – it looks dazzling on sunny days
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EVERY garden looks 10 times better under the summer sunshine, especially with this fun Aldi buy.
Shoppers will soon be able to add a trendy touch to their outdoor space with this budget-friendly item.
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You can transform your garden into a glamorous set-up with this quirky decor buy.
It will add some personality to your space as well as brightening up the area.
The Disco Ball Planter is coming to the Aldi middle aisle on Thursday, 22 May.
Available in the classic silver or pink, this decor buy will set you back just £7.99.
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"Add some sparkle to your outside living space and get ready to host those summer parties," said the product description.
It measures 15 centimetres in height and is described as manufacturers as "suitable for indoor use".
The reflective surface of the mirror disco pot showers its surroundings with dazzling rays of sunlight.
On sunny days, it instantly brightens up any room or area you place it.
It instantly draws the eye to your plants and gives your space a fun retro feel.
And this unique item isn't the only Aldi item on offer for elevating your garden.
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A £3 garden decoration from Aldi that turns your outdoor space into a "lush oasis".
And the Aldi outdoor patio furniture, including a rattan effect corner sofa.
One Home Bargains buy is said to add a touch of glamour to your garden.
Another item from the bargain retailer is perfect for attracting birds to your space.
You can also pick up a £3 citronella candle for repelling pests from Home Bargains.
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Or you can nab a B&Q buy that creates a "tranquil atmosphere" in your garden.
Lidl also has a £3 decor buy that adds a "whimsical" touch to your garden this summer.
A B&M garden buy will transform your patio into an "ambient" paradise.
Home Bargains also has a £5 decor buy that turns your patio into an "outdoor living room".
Plus, a 79p Home Bargains item that will instantly level up your outdoor space.
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