SO CUTE
‘Something else to show off to my neighbours’ shoppers say over £1.29 Home Bargains buy that’ll brighten up their garden
From smiling corn to sprouts, there are plenty to help you grow your garden.
Shoppers looking for some cute food-related decor for their kitchens will want to look no further than Home Bargains.
Sharing the find on the Facebook group , one of the admins penned: "How Adorable Are These Vegetable Pot Stakes Spotted At Home Bargains [smiling face emoji]."
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The bundle of eight smiling veggies are their to help you grow plants and trees in your garden.
The vegetable plant pot stakes Home Bargains is selling are by Jardin and include corn, a chilli, an aubergine, a carrot, a sprout, a pepper, an onion, and a tomato.
On their website, they describe the assortment by saying: "Add a splash of colour and fun to your garden, vegetable beds & pots with our vegetable garden stakes."
People in the comments gushed over the adorable decor.
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"Something else to show off to the neighbours," one person said.
Another penned: "How cute x.'
A third commented: "Need these for the veg patch!"
Someone else wrote: "These would be sooo cool for gardening club [laughing and hearts around face emoji]
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However, you'd better run as the plant pot stakes original price on the website is £5.16.
Meanwhile, they're at the great price of £1.29 currently.
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However, it's not just bargain buys that can help you transform your garden.
If you have old walking boots or wellies lying around you could be onto a winner.
Rebecca Pow MP is the UK’s Minister for Nature recommends using the boots or a tin can to let your plants flourish if you have limited space.
“Fill with soil, either sow seeds or buy a few bedding plants such as marigolds, aubretia, geraniums, and even some herbs such as parsley and marjoram,” she said.
“Remember to water.”
She said despite the unconventional method people should be able to grow their plants and have them thrive "for months."
“You can grow initially by sowing into a seed tray or pot - use a shallow one, filled with potting compost or soil but as I’m always pressed for time I sow as much as I can directly into the soil."
She revealed she likes to grow salad leaves, radishes, carrots, sugar snaps, and coriander.
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“It is such a relief to know that I can pop outside and pick something good to eat without having to head to the shops," she said.
“You can also grow some stunning annual flowers such as cosmos and sunflowers.”
5 things you didn't know about Home Bargains
- Home Bargains was founded by Tom Morris
- It's official name is TJ Morris Ltd but trades as Home Bargains
- The first store was opened in Liverpool in 1976
- Around 30% of the stores range comprises clearance lines
- There are 575 stores nationwide
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