All the Middle of Lidl offers hitting shelves on Thursday including £1.99 plants and £1.50 school uniform essentials
BUY BUY BUY All the Middle of Lidl offers hitting shelves on Thursday including £1.99 plants and £1.50 school uniform essentials
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LIDL shoppers can snap up a variety of bargain Middle Aisle deals from Thursday onwards.
The discount supermarket is offering plants from £1.99 and school uniform essentials starting at £1.50.
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Lidl is selling a number of bargain items
Shoppers can pick up a bundle of essential school uniform items for just £5.
A two-pack of boys' or girls' school polo shirts is priced at £1.75, while unisex sweatshirts in red and black are available for £1.50 each.
Customers using the Lidl Plus app can enjoy 20% off school stationery when purchasing any school uniform item, valid from Thursday through the following Wednesday.
But other popular items are also on sale at the German retailer.
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British bedding plants are available for just £1.99, with bright purple Campanula and Mini Roses priced at £2.99 each.
Meanwhile, Lidl is launching a new range of affordable garden solar lights at just £6.99.
The Livarno Home Solar Light Decorations will be available in stores from Sunday.
They come in a variety of designs, including birds, butterflies, dragonflies and hanging jars.
These lights are described as 'atmospheric decorations with soft colour-changing light'.
They offer up to eight hours of illumination when fully charged and automatically turn on at dusk.
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Featuring six long-life LEDs, the lights are also splashproof, rated IPX4.
Lidl is also selling a giant summer essential: the inflatable strawberry pool float priced at just £8.99.
The bargain retailer also offers a variety of other fun shapes, including avocado and ice lolly designs.
One shopper shared their excitement on the Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK.
Posting a picture of the inflatables, the shopper wrote: "Pool floaties bought for £8.99 from Lidl.
"I wasn't expecting them to be as big as they are!
"They have all shapes, we got the strawberry, avocado and ice lolly shape."
Fans quickly chimed in, sharing their experiences and photos from holidays and back gardens.
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