Chic Argos planter set shoppers are calling ‘beautiful’ slashed to under £10

Hot Deals ShoppingHome and Garden *All recommendations within this article are informed by expert editorial opinion. If you click on a link in this story we will earn affiliate revenue. AS Brits continue to bask in the balmy 30C temperatures of the heatwave, many households will be focused on keeping outdoor spaces looking their best. Simple decorative touches go a long way, and we’ve spotted an Argos planter set shoppers are calling ‘beautiful’ – and it’s on sale for a bargain price. The chic set is perfect for growing herbs Argos Home Metal Grey Planter – Set of 3: £8.40 with code GREEN30 (was £12) at Argos The Argos Home Metal Grey Planter Set is now slashed to £8.40 at the chain and is part of the retailer’s garden sale. Sign up for the Shopping newsletter Thank you! By using the discount code: GREEN30 at checkout online, shoppers can save £2.80 off the original £12 price tag. The budget friendly buy is a simple and easy way to transform a sparse patio or balcony with herbs, trailing plants or succulents. The three powder-coated metal planters measure 24.5cm high, 16cm wide, and 10cm deep, come with drainage holes and hooks to attach to a wall or fence. Fans of the industrial style planters praise the “well made” designs, describing them as “a perfect shape and size”. Argos lists them as frost-, fade-, and rust-resistant, so they can stay up through winter, and there’s a one-year manufacturer’s guarantee. At £2.80 per planter, for powder-coated metal built to live outside all year, it’s a strong price for what you’re getting. Most read in Shopping The Argos garden clearance features selected outdoor lines cut by 30% or 50% using the codes GREEN30 and GREEN50 at checkout online. Items featured in the deal start from as little as £10. How to update your garden on the cheap IF you want your garden to impress this summer, you've come to the right place... Plan and Prioritise Assess Your Space: Take a walk around your garden and note areas that need improvement. Set a Budget: Determine how much you can afford to spend. Prioritise Projects: Focus on high-impact areas first, like pathways, seating, or focal points. DIY Projects Build Your Own Planters: Use reclaimed wood, pallets, or other materials to create custom planters. Create Garden Art: Use old items like tires, bottles, or cans to make unique garden decorations. Pathways: Lay down gravel or mulch to create affordable and attractive garden paths. Plant Smart Buy Seeds, Not Plants: Seeds are cheaper than mature plants and offer a wider variety. Share and Swap: Exchange plants and seeds with friends or join a local gardening club. Grow Perennials: Invest in plants that come back year after year to save money in the long run. Use Free Resources Compost: Make your own compost from kitchen scraps and yard waste to enrich your soil. Rainwater Collection: Set up a rain barrel to collect water for your garden. Mulch: Use leaves, grass clippings, or wood chips as free mulch to retain soil moisture and suppress weeds. Repurpose and Upcycle Old Furniture: Turn an old chair into a plant stand or a dresser drawer into a planter. Containers: Use buckets, tins, or even old shoes as quirky plant containers. Pallets: Create vertical gardens or compost bins from discarded pallets. Shop Smart Sales and Discounts: Look for end-of-season sales or discounts at garden centers. Second-Hand Stores: Find pots, tools, and decorations at thrift stores or garage sales. Online Marketplaces: Check sites like Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace for free or cheap garden supplies. Maintenance Weed Regularly: Stay on top of weeding to keep your garden looking tidy. Prune and Deadhead: Regularly prune plants and deadhead flowers to encourage growth and blooms. Tool Care: Maintain your tools by cleaning and sharpening them to prolong their life and effectiveness. By using these tips, you can give your garden a fresh, updated look without spending a lot of money. Happy gardening! Comment now