‘These are beautiful’ gush shoppers as they race to The Range for pretty flower basket light – and it’s cheaper than B&M
PLANTS are the perfect way to add a pop of colour into your garden ahead of the warmer weather.
But if you forget to water them, they can wilt away and cost a small fortune to replace.
Thankfully, The Range has got you covered with an effortless bouquet for your outdoor space that requires zero watering – and it will give it a glow up too.
Bosses at the bargain store describe their basket with solar flowers as the “perfect addition to brighten your outdoor space”.
They added: “With warm white LEDs encompassed into the floral arrangement, this Basket With Solar Flowers will stand out and be a show-stopping piece for your garden.”
Usually priced at £19.99, the pretty garden decor is currently reduced to £12.99.
Savvy shopper Claire shared a picture of the bargain store’s new arrival on the on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group which boasts 2.4million members.
After bagging one for herself, she said: “Picked this up in The Range today. So pretty lit up.”
Featuring a basket of mixed flowers, the faux plant is the perfect way to add some extra flair into your garden.
What’s more is the glowing ornament is solar powered and will automatically activate at dusk, meaning there’s no wiring needed – so it really couldn’t be easier.
According to the product description online, it features six warm white LEDs that makes it the “perfect piece for your garden”.
So it’s little surprise the summer buy has caused a frenzy online, with many rushing to the comments section to praise it.
One gushed: “These are beautiful.”
A second wrote: “The Range always have unique solar lights.”
“So pretty”, chimed in a third.
A fourth insisted: “Stop it, we need two.”
“Oh I deffo need this”, added a fifth.
Meanwhile a sixth revealed: “Might go Saturday, they are lovely. I’m getting them if I find [them] somewhere.”
And it’s not the only product gardeners have been racing to snap up in recent days.
Shoppers have insisted they are “in love” with B&M’s new solar artificial flower pot.
But priced at £15 it’s slightly more expensive than The Range’s current sale piece.
9 best solar lights for the garden 2024 UK; tried and tested
By Veronica Lorraine
Solar Centre Festoon Lights, £44.99
Pros: Look great, last over winter, two brightness levels
Cons: Rather expensive
Rating: 4.5/5
HETP Solar Motion Sensor Security Lights, £20.35
Pros: Easy to install, very bright, longlasting
Cons: None
Rating: 5/5
yiyicas 2-Pack Solar String Lights Outdoor, £13.99
Pros: Longlasting, price, copper wiring so can attach to anything, reliable, bright
Cons: None
Rating: 5/5
SolarCentre Smart Festoon Lights, £65.99
Pros: Control from your phone or by remote control, loads of colour combinations, large solar panel, can by charged via USB
Cons: Price, solar panel needs to be in view for remote control
Rating: 4/5
Pros: Price, hide the wires in soil, fairytale vibe
Cons: None
Rating: 4/5
Carnival Solar Festoon Lights, £29.99
Pros: Large bulbs, bright, eight functions, perspex, price
Cons: None
Rating: 5/5
Pros: Price, bright, flashing function
Cons: None
Rating: 5/5
Maroc Lantern string lights, £21.95
Pros: Stylish, waterproof, warm light
Cons: Not the brightest
Rating: 3.5/5
Solar Powered LED Curtain, £15
Pros: Price, bright, can last all night
Cons: The wires don’t hang straight
Rating: 4/5