THE popular discount store Aldi is selling a garden must-have for less than $10.
The new bargain buy comes just in time for summer for avid gardeners wanting to spruce up their backyards.
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But before you relax and enjoy the sunshine, you might want to give your garden a freshen up – whether it’s replacing your fence or planting some new trees.
And Aldi has just the buy if that’s your plan.
The German store is selling a drain spade for just $9.99.
Aldi’s Drain Spade has a fiberglass handle and comes with a steel blade to make it durable.
This type of spade is different to other digging tools.
It has a unique shape designed for digging narrow, deep holes for installing drain pipes, fence posts, or planting trees.
The narrow blade means you can dig deeper into your lawn much easier than using a typical spade without causing too much disruption to the grass.
The compact tool measures 57.48 in. x 6.25 in. x 5.70 in and weighs just over two pounds, making it lightweight and easy to use.
It also comes with a fluorescent green arm so it’s easy to spot even if your shed is cluttered.
And it’s not the only garden buy from Aldi you’ll want to pick up.
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The budget retailer is also selling the perfect buy to collect garden waste – whether that means mowing the lawn, planting the flowers, or getting rid of those pesky weeds.
Going for an absolute steal of a price, Aldi’s Pop Up Garden Bag is a must for any leaves, branch cuttings, grass and other garden waste and costs just $6.99.
This pop-up garden bag is an ideal tool for maintaining outdoor spaces without constant trips to the trash can or compost pile.
The convenient pop-up design makes it easy to use and it also stands up by itself.
Once you are done using it, empty its contents and collapse it flat for easy storage in the garage or a nearby corner.
What’s more, not only is the bag sure to come in handy year after year, it also features two robust handles to make it easy to carry and transport garden waste.
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