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Aldi expands sell-out garden range with stylish outdoor lighting from just £5 - full list

Aldi is bringing some budget-friendly garden lighting to its famous middle aisle on Thursday, July 9, to help brighten up your outdoor space.Items in the range start at less than £5, with a wide variety of options to help create the perfect ambience in any garden. Shoppers should be quick, however, as all items are only available while stocks last. The standout piece is the solar-powered Outdoor Table Lamp, which comes in at just £4.99. You can pick between a mushroom design or a more classic circular shape. Colour-wise, shoppers have three options to choose from: sage, beige, or black. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say It is a bargain for anyone looking to add some ambient lighting to their outdoor space without spending a fortune, and the entire collection will be available in stores nationwide from this week. The range doesn't stop there, though. Aldi's also launching a Rechargeable Mushroom Lamp for £7.99, which comes in sage, black, and beige, perfect for popping on an outdoor table.For those who love a bit of sparkle, the Solar Decorative String Lights are also £7.99. You can go for warm-light hanging bulbs if you prefer something sleek, or opt for the multi-coloured floral version for a more playful look.SUPERMARKET NEWSAsda rolls out speedy delivery service to 300 more stores with 10,000 products available on demand'We tried 17 of Marks Spencer's favourite Picky Bits - a £3.75 snack is a must-buy'Waitrose announces rare British vegetable will be available year-round in UK supermarket firstRounding off the collection is the Solar Penzance Candle Lantern at £8.99, available in rustic brown, white, or black finishes.Aldi is famous for its Specialbuys, offering unique products and bargains shoppers have access to for a limited time. In preparation for summer, the retailer has already rolled out various garden pieces. The new lighting range follows its outdoor games collection. This featured trampolines, padel rackets and more, with prices from £2.49.Last month, it brought back its hugely popular Pet Pool as well as several other cooling items for shoppers' furry friends.Full list of outdoor lighting Ribbed planter large (£14.99)Roman numeral clock (£14.99)3-piece garden tool set (£12.99)Solar LED fountain (£12.99)Garden mirror (£9.99)Square olive planter, large (£9.99)String light foldable lamp (£8.99)Rechargeable mushroom lamp (£7.99)XL outdoor rug (£7.99)Solar decorative string lights (£7.99)Ribbed planter, medium (£6.99)Ceramic garden stake assortment (£6.99)Cabinet light with twilight sensor (£6.99)Decorative cushion assortment (£6.99)Wireless wall lamp (£6.99)Kneeling pad (£6.99)Outdoor rug (£5.99)Solar swing stake lights 2pcs (£4.99)Outdoor table lamp assortment (£4.99)Picnic blanket (£4.99)Outdoor dustpan set (£3.99)Solar 100 LED string lights (£3.99)Shears assortment (£3.99)Garden spray nozzle (£2.49)Metal garden character (£3.29)Metal wall decor (£2.99) Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter
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