Gardening fans are rushing to buy 22p Asda bargain that will transform your garden
GREEN-fingered shoppers are rushing to buy this 22p Asda bargain that will transform your garden.
The retailer has reduced a selection of its plant growing kits from £6 to just 22p.
One savvy shopper grabbed a few of these bargain kits to keep her little ones entertained over the summer.
She shared her find to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group and other members were quick to tag their friends and comment on the post.
One person tagging her friend said: “Go hunt them down please.”
And another added: “They would be good for camp if we can get some.”
While another said that the bargain find might be an ideal present for teachers.
The reason for the big discount was that the expiry date on the growing kits was already up.
One person in the comments seemed to think that they would not get much out of planting the seeds this year, but that they might come through next year.
The post did not mention which store the offer was found in, and just because it is in one store doesn’t mean it will be in all so do bear that in mind.
You can find your nearest Asda by using the locator tool on the website.
It is very much a case of being in the right place at the right time for offers like this, and prices this low can be hard to beat.
However, it is still worth shopping around to make sure that you are getting the cheapest deal.
You can compare the cost of similar products from other retailers using price comparison tools like Google Shopping.
We had a look around to see if any other retailers had discounts on similar growing kits.
While we could not see anything to beat the Asda price Poundshop.com does have many packets of seeds available for £1 or less.
And Wilko’s also has reductions on some of its grow-your-own kits, such as a cactus trio kit, now £1.50 reduced from £3.
The retailer also has a microgreens grow kit reduced from £5 to £2.50 and a grow-your-own bonsai trio kit reduced from £3 to £1.50.
The Range also has a selection of grow kits specifically designed for kids.
Prices start from £18 so they are a lot more pricey than the Asda offer, but it depends on what your budget is, and also what you are looking for.
Remember that it is only a bargain if it is something you wanted in the first place.
If you are buying just because something is on offer you are not necessarily saving money.
It’s not the first time in recent weeks Asda has had its shoppers in a frenzy.
The supermarket recently discounted its trampolines and bargain hunters were quick to bag themselves one for the summer.
And Wilko shoppers were also rushing to get their garden kitted out as the discounter slashed its prices on summer garden essentials.
B&M also had its shoppers snapping up a great offer on this garden must-have scanning for nearly £50 off in stores.