MAKING your garden look nice for the summer is no easy feat as it can be costly.
However, there are some bargains out there and luckily people are more than willing to share their finds.
Everly, who posts on TikTok with the username @evrly_andme, shared a slideshow video showcasing her latest plant purchase.
The outdoor plant is called Argyranthemum frutescens and is from the brand Grandiol.
“Absolute bargain from Lidl! RUN RUN RUN!” she captioned the post.
She shared pictures of it in her garden with her trellis and by her front door.
In the comments, people said how “pretty” it is.
“I have one in pink and the flowers are 2 different shades of pink. It’s so cute!” wrote one person.
Another said: “I got one just waiting on my stones to come. Isn’t it gorgeous?”
“Wow love it. I must get one for my garden!
“Will look well lush,” a third penned.
“Aww so pretty,” a fourth commented.
If you’re going to get one, you need to be quick it seems as someone else said: “I managed to get one last week!
“Went back for another and they have all gone [see no evil monkey emoji].”
The pant costs £8.99 and it’s been in a sale too as one user said she’d picked it up for just £1.50.
However, some people said you needed to be careful and bring it in during the winter so that it doesn’t die.
Meanwhile, others noted its aroma and said it wasn’t the most pleasant.
A well-kept garden can add anywhere between 5-20% to the value of a property.
Sellhousefast.uk carried out a study and consulted 36 estate agents, garden designers and property professionals from across the UK.
And the experts revealed the garden feature which adds the most value to a property is a shed.
“I bought one last week. Looks gorgeous, doesn’t smell gorgeous tho [laughing face emoji],” somebody wrote.
Another said: “Haha same! I 100% thought the smell was coming from a guy in the queue in front of me.”
A third said they would deal with it though as it is “a stinker for a beauty.”
“They stink [laughing face emoji],” a fourth said.
Everly seems to have a solution though as she penned she would “plant lavender next to it.”
