When it comes to gardening, organisation is key, and a seed storage box is a great first step, enabling you to easily access all the different seeds you hope to sow.
27.09.2023 - 20:43 / thespruce.com
Guess what? Prime Day is coming up—again. That’s right, Amazon just announced the Prime Big Deal Days event, taking place on October 10 and 11. So if you missed Prime Day in July, now’s your chance to score some amazing deals on vacuums, gardening tools, air purifiers, and more. And there are so many major deals that you can already shop before the sale even begins.
It’s nearly impossible to narrow down your choices, so we browsed the sale to pick out some of the best, including products we’ve already tested. Prices on brands like Shark, Cuisinart, SodaStream, Bissell, All-Clad, and more are discounted up to 80 percent off ahead of the event. Whether you’re in the market for new cookware or a robot vacuum, you’ll find deals on whatever you’re looking for, with prices starting at just $13.
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You’ll find discounts of up to 80 percent during October’s Prime Day. This highly-rated robot vacuum is marked down by $400 thanks to a double discount, so you can grab it for just $100. Another huge deal is this All-Clad set that’s on sale for a whopping $460 off. The stainless steel set includes all the cookware you need to prepare holiday meals: A stockpot, a saute pan, two lidded saucepans, and two frying pans. You can snag a brand-new mattress for over $200 off.
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You can score storage containers, skillets, garden hoses, and more for under $25 during the sale. The Flexzilla garden hose that we tested and named our Best Attachable option is on sale for just $17. We appreciated how easy it was to connect the hose to the spigot and that it didn’t kink or twist. Be sure to check out this Lodge cast-iron skillet that’s 42 percent off, too. It’s safe to use on a variety of cooktops, including grills and in the oven, and
When it comes to gardening, organisation is key, and a seed storage box is a great first step, enabling you to easily access all the different seeds you hope to sow.
Claire Margetts is a senior gardener and the National Trust’s first-ever Sissinghurst Scholar, part of an 18-month programme designed to cultivate future head gardeners under Troy Scott Smith. “Vita wrote that ‘climbers are among the most useful plants in any garden’, says Claire. “I couldn’t agree more and could happily extol the virtues of any of the hundreds of clematis and climbing rose forms that adorn the medieval walls, farm buildings, homespun chestnut structures and which grow in the orchard here.” This month, Claire picks ten best climbers that will grow in shade or partial shade, are happy in most soils and are generally hardy.
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Gardening is incredibly rewarding but it can be tricky to keep on top of seasonal jobs such as sowing and harvesting, not to mention new planting plans, redesigns and wish lists from one year to the next.
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While bird feeders are common in Britain’s gardens, bird baths are less so. Bird baths are a brilliant way of providing birds with a regular supply of clean water for both drinking and bathing. Bird baths become even more essential in the colder months when natural sources may be frozen or in the height of summer when water can be hard to come by.
When the sun is shining, the garden is the place to be. Gardening with kids is a great way to get them outside and learning about the natural world. However, if your kids would rather spend time with a screen than a garden spade, it can be a struggle to get them outdoors. Luckily, there are plenty of kids’ garden toys to make being outdoors more fun – from toys they can play with by themselves to games for the whole family to enjoy.
Trugs are a must-have garden accessory, combining practical utility and ornamental value. They can used for collecting cut flowers and plant cuttings, as well as for harvesting your homegrown fruit, veg and culinary herbs. Plus, they can be used to create indoor displays and they make wonderful gardening gifts.
There are few better ways to enjoy your garden and soak up the sun’s rays than with a garden lounger. This must-have piece of furniture is great for making sure you get your daily dose of vitamin D plus, they’re brilliantly uncomplicated – a light, airy bed for lazing in the sun.