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I never liked our boring patio but couldn't afford to replace it – I transformed it with Amazon hacks & saved thousands
I never liked our boring patio but couldn't afford to replace it – I transformed it with Amazon hacks & saved thousands

Scottish Sun

time16-06-2025

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  • Scottish Sun

I never liked our boring patio but couldn't afford to replace it – I transformed it with Amazon hacks & saved thousands

Plus, the gardening jobs you should be doing this month FLOORED I never liked our boring patio but couldn't afford to replace it – I transformed it with Amazon hacks & saved thousands Fed up with a dull, uninspiring patio but worried about the cost of replacing it? One homeowner has revealed their clever solution, turning their "boring grey" outdoor space into something they're "really pleased with" using an affordable Amazon trick - and saving thousands in the process. Advertisement 3 A gardener has managed to transform their outdoor space using a Amazon hack Credit: On a budget/Facebook 3 They have managed to save thousands by doing it themselves Credit: On a budget/Facebook Rather than spending a fortune on brand-new paving, they discovered a savvy buy on Amazon. The gardening enthusiasts came across stencils, offering a budget-friendly and creative way to breathe new life into their existing patio. By adding a decorative pattern, they managed to give their outdoor area a stylish makeover without the hefty price tag or hassle of a full renovation. Taking to the Facebook group On A Budget, the homeowners shared impressive before-and-after photos of their transformed garden. Advertisement While a new patio installation can cost anywhere from £3,000 to £6,000 or more, these creative DIYers used stencils priced between £10 and £15 to achieve a stunning result-all by themselves. Transforming your patio has never been easier with custom-made stencils like the Stencil for Garden Patio Paving Slabs set. This set includes two stencils featuring the Zarzis pattern, measuring 45x45cm. Using two stencils not only saves time but also offers flexibility for your project-you can even cut one stencil down to fit those tricky, awkward spaces, ensuring a seamless and professional finish. Advertisement Whether you want to refresh your patio or add a decorative touch, these stencils are the perfect solution for an affordable, stylish transformation. My garden was looking so old and the patio was broken - now it's a lush oasis and people can't believe how little I spent This clever idea proves that a bit of creativity and accessible products can completely transform a space without breaking the bank. Many people rushed to the comments section of the post which showed off before and after pictures of the patio. One wrote: "That looks amazing." Advertisement A second added: "Fab. Makes such a difference." And a third commented: "Wow. Amazing." 3 Amazon is currently selling the stencils Credit: Amazon

I never liked our boring patio but couldn't afford to replace it – I transformed it with Amazon hacks & saved thousands
I never liked our boring patio but couldn't afford to replace it – I transformed it with Amazon hacks & saved thousands

The Irish Sun

time16-06-2025

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  • The Irish Sun

I never liked our boring patio but couldn't afford to replace it – I transformed it with Amazon hacks & saved thousands

Fed up with a dull, uninspiring patio but worried about the cost of replacing it? One homeowner has revealed their clever solution, turning their "boring grey" outdoor space into something they're "really pleased with" using an affordable Amazon trick - Advertisement 3 A gardener has managed to transform their outdoor space using a Amazon hack Credit: On a budget/Facebook 3 They have managed to save thousands by doing it themselves Credit: On a budget/Facebook Rather than spending a fortune on brand-new paving, they discovered a The gardening enthusiasts came across stencils, offering a budget-friendly and creative way to breathe new life into their existing patio. By adding a decorative pattern, they managed to give their outdoor area a stylish makeover without the hefty price tag or hassle of a full renovation. Taking to the Facebook group Advertisement READ MORE ON AMAZON While a new patio installation can cost anywhere from £3,000 to £6,000 or more, these creative DIYers used stencils priced between £10 and £15 to achieve a stunning result-all by themselves. Transforming your patio has never been easier with custom-made stencils like the Stencil for Garden Patio Paving Slabs set. This set includes two stencils featuring the Zarzis pattern, measuring 45x45cm. Using two stencils not only saves time but also offers flexibility for your project-you can even cut one stencil down to fit those tricky, awkward spaces, ensuring a seamless and professional finish. Advertisement Most read in Fabulous Exclusive Whether you want to refresh your patio or add a decorative touch, these stencils are the perfect solution for an affordable, stylish transformation. My garden was looking so old and the patio was broken - now it's a lush oasis and people can't believe how little I spent This clever idea proves that a bit of creativity and accessible products can completely transform a space without breaking the bank. Many people rushed to the comments section of the post which showed off before and after pictures of the patio. One wrote: "That looks amazing." Advertisement A second added: "Fab. Makes such a difference." And a third commented: "Wow. Amazing." 3 Amazon is currently selling the stencils Credit: Amazon June gardening jobs The Sun's Gardening Editor, Veronica Lorraine, has shared the tasks you should take this month. Stake out leggy perennials With all the dramatic weather we've been having, it's definitely time to stake out your leggy perennials (the ones that come back every year). Heavy rain and growth spurts, can make them collapse and flop. Picking out the slugs and snails Hopefully as we move into summer they will do less damage as the plants get bigger. The best way is still to go out at night with a head torch to find them. Pick elderflower heads You can use them to make your own cordial, or add to cakes, champagne or even fry them in batter. Get on top of weeds It's around now that weeds really ramp up in the garden, so keep on top of them with hoe-ing - or just the traditional 'on your knees with a hand fork'. Try and avoid chemicals - remember weeds are just plants in the wrong place. Up the mowing You'll need to mow your lawn weekly now - if you've got time, weed it beforehand as once you mow you chop off the leaves and its harder to see them. Check on your tomatoes Your tomato plants will need attention - water, feed and regularly and pinch out the sideshoots. Chelsea Chop There's still time for the Chelsea Chop - plants like Rudbeckia's, Asters, Penstemons, Sedums and other perennials can be cut back by a third to help them get a bit more bushy, and prolong the flowering period. Sort out your tulips If you can be bothered and have space - lift and story your tulip bulbs to ensure colour next Spring. Deadheading your roses Take them down to the first set of healthy leaves - which will ensure more flowers for longer. Enjoy your space Take some time to sit and enjoy your garden or outside space - it's great for your mental health. Even just a few minutes a day can make a big difference.

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