Gardeners looking to get ahead this spring may want to set a reminder for this weekend.
Aldi is launching its highly anticipated “Grow Your Own” garden range — and some prices are coming in up to 50% cheaper than rivals including B&Q and Argos.
With Specialbuys available while stocks last, the budget supermarket’s early spring drop is expected to attract strong demand.
£29.99 walk-in greenhouse vs B&Q’s £59.99 version
The standout deal is Aldi’s Walk-In Greenhouse priced at £29.99.
A comparable VonHaus Walk-In Greenhouse at B&Q costs £59.99, while Argos lists a McGregor Walk-In Greenhouse at £50.
That means shoppers could save:
- £30 (50%) compared to B&Q
- £20.01 (40%) compared to Argos
At under £30, Aldi’s version includes six shelves, a roll-up zip door and quick assembly - making it one of the cheapest walk-in greenhouse options currently on the high street.
With growing interest in home food production and rising gardening costs, price comparisons like this are likely to drive early sell-outs.
Garden Essentials from 99p
Beyond greenhouses, Aldi’s entry-level prices are drawing attention.
The Garden Essentials Set is 99p, including garden ties, twist ties and plant clips - ideal for tidying beds after winter.
Other budget-friendly highlights include:
- Fibre Pot Multipack – £1.99
- Grow Bag (2 Pack) – £1.99
- Windowsill Greenhouse – £2.99
- Propagator Set (4 Pack) – £3.99
- Heavy Duty Loppers – £16.99
- Incinerator (80L) – £14.99
- 100L Waterbutt – £19.99
Prices significantly undercut many DIY retailers as shoppers prepare for spring planting.
Why February is key for gardeners
Savvy growers know late February is ideal for sowing slow-growing crops like chillies and peppers indoors before the final frost.
Aldi’s early launch allows shoppers to prepare ahead of peak spring demand - and potentially avoid higher seasonal prices elsewhere.
The supermarket is also offering:
- A 160L Storage Box – £24.99
- Wooden Seed Storage Box – £7.99
- Dual Head Plant Grow Light – £12.99
- Ladies’ and Men’s Garden Clogs – £5.99
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Like many middle-aisle launches at Aldi, the garden range will only be available while stocks last.
Given the significant price gap compared to B&Q and Argos, demand is expected to be high — particularly for the £29.99 greenhouse.
The Grow Your Own range lands in Aldi stores nationwide from February 22.
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