Morrisons shoppers clear the shelves of garden bargains scanning for 30p ahead of Bank Holiday weekend
BARGAIN hunters have rushed to Morrisons to clear the shelves of cheap garden items on sale for only 30p.
Just in time for the Bank Holiday weekend, a number of essentials have been reduced.
Eagled-eyed shoppers have already posted pictures of the gardening-lovers necessity to make sure others do not miss out.
According to one Facebook user, a variety of plastic gardening pots are on sale with one item on offer for 66% less than its original price.
Many have taken to Facebook to tag friends and voice their surprise at the remarkable opportunity.
One said: “Nice and cheap aren’t they x.”
Whilst a second put: “Get your gardening on xx.”
Another said: “If you fancy a trip out at lunchtime.”
Someone else said: “What’s the chances of these being in any of our stores.”
A fifth replied: “If yous are in can you see if any of the black ones pls.”
For those hoping to make the most of the upcoming Bank Holiday, these pots are a must-have.
The smaller variety on offer in two different colours has been reduced from £1 to 30p.
Whilst the larger planter has seen its original price cut in half from £1.50 to 75p.
Although the online website does not seem to have the same offer, those hoping to head to their nearest branch should phone up beforehand to avoid disappointment and check stock levels.
Those hoping to gain a similar item on sale could also head to B&Q where a terracotta plastic pot has been advertised for £1.30.
Whilst IKEA have an indoor plant pot on offer for only 50p on their website.
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B&M: Shoppers have raved about the huge selection of cheap buys from B&M that will add style to your garden this summer – from cheap artificial rose garlands to bargain string lights.
Home Bargains: You can also stock up on bargain buys from Home Bargains – there’s £1.29 buys that’ll brighten up your garden and cheap lights too.
Tesco: It’s also worth visiting supermarkets such as Tesco if you need to stock up on outdoor plants and stylish outdoor lighting.
Sainsbury’s: If you’re on a budget, Sainsbury’s are selling solar lights for only £1.50 – but you’ll need to be quick to nab them.