Revamp your yard with Home Depot's Spring Deals that are all under $20
THE HOME DEPOT SPRING DEALS UNDER $20: Shop The Home Depot Spring Deals event to score backyard, patio, and home goods on sale for under $20. Deals on plants, garden soil, pavers, garden tools, and backyard lighting are all included in the sale.
Ahh springtime. As long as you're not allergic to pollen, spring weather means it's time to get outside and prep your backyard or patio for a great summer. From planting new annuals to building the tomato garden of your dreams, spring weekend are all about yard improvements.
Just in time, The Home Depot's Spring Deals sale is now live with plenty of great deals that come in at under $20. Just be sure to shop before the sale ends on May 7.
Even if you're not one to dig in the dirt, The Home Depot's discount on a four-pack of Hampton Bay Terrace Park 1 Outdoor Solar Path Lights is worth placing an order. The four typically cost $17.97, but they're on sale for just $14.97. You can also get a major discount on a 24-foot strand of Hampton Bay Indoor/Outdoor Edison Bulb String Lights. The normal price for the lights sits at $34.97, but The Home Depot is lighting up your yard this summer for just $19.98.
With Mother's Day coming up on May 11, why not grab some plants she's sure to love. The Rio Dipladenia annual plants are included in the sale which means you can score three plants for just $15.
One of the best offers included in the Spring Deals is the deep discount on Holland River Red Concrete Pavers. Each paver usually sells for $0.68, but the sale brings them down to just a quarter each, or four for $1. That could work out to a major discount if you'll be snagging a few hundred to build out a new patio.
However you plan to revamp or improve your outdoor space this year, The Home Depot Spring Deals event has tons of items on sale for under $20 that are sure to fit your desires and your budget.
Lauren Allain is a freelance journalist covering deals at Mashable. She graduated from Western Washington University with a B.A. in journalism and holds an M.B.A from Webster Leiden. You can find more of her work online from publications including Reader’s Digest, U.S. News & World Report, Seattle Refined, and more. When she’s not writing, Lauren prefers to be outside hiking, bouldering, swimming, or searching for the perfect location for all three.
