All the Aldi garden Specialbuys hitting shelves this week to prep for the hot weather & prices start at just £3.99
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ALDI shoppers can pick up a wide range of outdoor items from the middle aisle this week.
Whether you're soaking up the sun or seeking relief from the shade, these Specialbuys will cover all your garden needs during the summer heat.
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Aldi shoppers can pick upa variety of garden buys this week from the Specialbuy section
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Mark your calendars because the budget retailer is launching a variety of patio furniture on Thursday, July 3.
Whether you're sunbathing or hosting a summer barbecue, a trip to your nearest location may be well worth it.
Aldi customers can create their own outdoor oasis to make the most of the hot weather.
Instant canopy - £44.99
You can create "shade on demand" with this water-resistant set-up that is guaranteed to be "easy to assemble".
In fact, the Belavi Instant Canopy, £44.99, is designed for "one-person set up in under three minutes".
And if you're stuck for space, this canopy can be folded up for convenient storage and even comes with a wheeled carrying case for easy transport.
Measuring approximately three metres by three metres, the sturdy steel frame canopy will offer some much needed relief from the scorching summer sun.
Woven accent bench - £34.99
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Aldi's wooden accent bench will be available in-store for just £34.99
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Shoppers can also give their outdoor space a "coastal farmhouse accent" with the Woven Accent Bench, listed for just £34.99.
According to the product description, it helps to "upgrade the look of your living space".
And it is also said to "pair perfectly with wooden furniture", making it ideal for adding to your patio this summer.
The exact date Aldi's sell out wooden garden day bed returns to stores
This bench is also easy to assemble, and measures 81.3 centimetres by 38.1 centimetres by 41.7 centimetres.
So you can easily increase your outdoor seating for any summer get togethers.
Boho hanging chair - £24.99
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The popular Boho hanging chair will return to the middle aisle this week for just £24.99
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Shoppers can decorate their outdoor space while "providing special and stylish seating" with the £24.99 Boho Hanging Chair.
Featuring a hand woven design, this buy is both functional and stylish.
And it is also ideal for anyone with a small garden as it doesn't take up too much space.
Specialbuys coming to Aldi this week Instant canopy - £44.99
Rope ratton bench - £39.99
Woven accent bench - £34.99
Boho hanging chair - £24.99
Rattan storage table - £29.99
Rattan effect planter - £12.99
Garden wing tarp - £19.99
Expanding faux leaf trellis - £24.99
Outdoor cushion - £3.99
Outdoor seat pads - £6.99
Solar bulb rope festoons - £12.99
The mounting hardware is included, with this buy measuring 81 centimetres by 40 centimetres.
This handing chair is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Rope rattan bench - £39.99
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Aldi shoppers can pick up a rope rattan bench for their garden for just £39.99
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Another stylish seating option, is the classic Rope Rattan Bench, which will be available for just £39.99.
The two-seater bench features a rope effect style and is easy to assemble.
Measuring 119 centimetres by 60 centimetres by 77 centimetres, this buy is ideal for a more cramped outdoor space.
Rattan storage table - £29.99
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A rattan storage table will also be available for the Specialbuy section for just £29.99
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And you can complete your patio look with the matching £29.99 Rattan Storage Table.
With a reinforced rust-resistant steel frame and acacia wooden top, this buy offer both style and storage.
It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, with a maximum interior weight of 7 kilograms.
Other Speacialbuys landing into Aldi this week include a £12.99 Rattan Effect Planter, a £19.99 Garden Wing Tarp, a £19.99 Garden Wing Tarp, and a £24.99 Expanding Faux Leaf Trellis.
Smaller buys include an outdoor cushion for £3.99, outdoor seat pads for £6.99, and solar bulb rope festoons for £12.99.
Other Aldi buys
Aldi is also offering a £19 middle aisle buy that creates instant privacy in your garden.
And you can pick up a £6 item that will elevate your holiday experience this summer.
Or if you're already looking forward to September, back to school supplies are also available.
Remember to compare prices
It is important to remember to always shop around when buying something like this as you might find a cheaper alternative.
Websites like Trolley and Price Spy let you compare thousands of products across different retailers to find the best price.
Price Spy even lets you see how much an item has cost over time, so you can see if the current price is a good deal.
A quick scan on the Google Shopping/Product tab will also bring up how much retailers are selling a certain item for.
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