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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Wal-Mart's "Site to Store" Program Saves Shipping Costs
Wal-Mart is known for their low prices, and now they've come up with a great "site to store" program that offers free shipping. It works especially great on heavy items such as arbors, patio furniture and lawn equipment.
You simply visit Wal-Mart's Web site and browse their extenstive selection of items, purchase the item(s) you're looking for and have it shipped to the store nearest you for pick-up - and you pay NO SHIPPING COSTS!
I've used it several times, previously to buy a trelles and last week when I purchased two patio chairs that were on sale. The highlight of this program for me is that I am able to choose from a larger selection than is available in their store, but yet I don't have to pay a hefty shipping cost.
Note: When placing your order, be sure to select the "site to store" shipping method.
Here's a list of the latest fall garden bargains!
Wal-Mart Patio Set Sale - FREE SHIPPING with site to store order
Blooming Bulb - 18% off Bulb Collections
Park Seed Co. - 40% off Privacy Trees
Wayside Gardens - $15 off orders of $75 or more. Exp 10/16
Gardener's Supply Co. - 10% off orders of $50 or more. Exp 10/8
Visit Garden Bargains Online to view all money-saving offers on plants and garden products.
You simply visit Wal-Mart's Web site and browse their extenstive selection of items, purchase the item(s) you're looking for and have it shipped to the store nearest you for pick-up - and you pay NO SHIPPING COSTS!
I've used it several times, previously to buy a trelles and last week when I purchased two patio chairs that were on sale. The highlight of this program for me is that I am able to choose from a larger selection than is available in their store, but yet I don't have to pay a hefty shipping cost.
Note: When placing your order, be sure to select the "site to store" shipping method.
Here's a list of the latest fall garden bargains!
Wal-Mart Patio Set Sale - FREE SHIPPING with site to store order
Blooming Bulb - 18% off Bulb Collections
Park Seed Co. - 40% off Privacy Trees
Wayside Gardens - $15 off orders of $75 or more. Exp 10/16
Gardener's Supply Co. - 10% off orders of $50 or more. Exp 10/8
Visit Garden Bargains Online to view all money-saving offers on plants and garden products.
Friday, August 22, 2008
Susan's Weekend Garden Bargain
Fresh Topiary, growers of premium topiary plants in all varieties, just kicked off their Summer Ivy Sale. Until August 31st, Buy $100 of any live topiaries and receive $10 off, plus free shipping via FedEx Ground Shipping. Use Coupon Code "IVYSALE"
Check out their selection of topiary trees, centerpieces & gifts. Great for home decor and weddings. And, don't forget, this offer expires 8/31.
Visit Garden Bargains Online for the latest coupons, discounts and special offers on plants and garden products.
Friday, August 01, 2008
Susan's Weekend Garden Bargain
3 Days Only - Save 20% on Outdoor Furniture (Harris Grove, Mantova, South Haven Collections and All-weather wicker) at Plow & Hearth .
Visit Garden Bargains Online for the latest coupons, discounts and special offers on plants and garden products.
Visit Garden Bargains Online for the latest coupons, discounts and special offers on plants and garden products.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Susan's Weekend Garden Bargain
Only 7 days left to SAVE BIG (20% off) on bulbs at Blooming Bulb's Fall Early-Order Sale!! A great selection to choose from, including pre-packaged collections for easy garden designs that are guaranteed to look great.
Blooming Bulb is one of the most highly-rated mailorder nurseries at Garden Watchdog. They only sell online which allows them to offer their bulbs at wholesale prices, and now through July 31st you can enjoy an additional savings of 20% off.
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Visit Garden Bargains Online for the latest coupons, discounts, free shipping and special offers from nurseries and garden product companies.
Blooming Bulb is one of the most highly-rated mailorder nurseries at Garden Watchdog. They only sell online which allows them to offer their bulbs at wholesale prices, and now through July 31st you can enjoy an additional savings of 20% off.
BONUS BARGAIN: Signup for Ideal Bite's simple eco-living tips. Coming next week - tips on saving gas!!!
Visit Garden Bargains Online for the latest coupons, discounts, free shipping and special offers from nurseries and garden product companies.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Garden Bargains Online recognized as a Smart Money-Saving Source for Gardeners!
Garden Bargains Online (see our latest money-saving offer below) was mentioned by MoneySmart columnist Walecia Konrad in USA Weekend as a "Smart" Source to save money on lawn and garden products.
Below is a clip of the section for "Garden and Lawn Care"
Garden and lawn care
Smart: Don't hesitate to go for garden center leftovers. Annuals and perennials are likely root-bound by now, leaving you free to negotiate a lower price. Many plants can be given a makeover with this quick fix from Craig Cramer of Cornell University's horticulture department: Turn the root ball upside down and use a knife to cut an X halfway up into the soil. Spread the four flaps and plant in well-prepared soil or potting mix. Then cut off the flowers and cut back the stems by about one-third to encourage the plant to take root faster. Water frequently.
Smarter: Save on gardening and lawn-care supplies at sites such as GardenBargainsOnline.com, a clearinghouse for coupons, discounts, free shipping and other special offers at nursery and garden product companies. A $27.99 neoprene garden tote, for example, was recently on sale for $19.99. Gardeners.com also offers good prices on overstock items. Be sure to check often for the best deals.
Smartest: Consider low- or no-cost alternatives. Instead of expensive landscaping cloth, black plastic or mulch, use sheets of old newspaper covered with a layer of soil to prevent weeds. And reuse packing peanuts in raised beds and containers instead of buying expensive, heavy crushed stone, says b gardening expert David Beaulieu.
Thanks, USA Weekend for recognizing Garden Bargains Online as a smart money-saving source for gardeners!
*** Here's our latest money-saving offer: Receive 15% off your purchase at Wayside Gardens. Enter Bonus Code: AUG15 at checkout.
Below is a clip of the section for "Garden and Lawn Care"
Garden and lawn care
Smart: Don't hesitate to go for garden center leftovers. Annuals and perennials are likely root-bound by now, leaving you free to negotiate a lower price. Many plants can be given a makeover with this quick fix from Craig Cramer of Cornell University's horticulture department: Turn the root ball upside down and use a knife to cut an X halfway up into the soil. Spread the four flaps and plant in well-prepared soil or potting mix. Then cut off the flowers and cut back the stems by about one-third to encourage the plant to take root faster. Water frequently.
Smarter: Save on gardening and lawn-care supplies at sites such as GardenBargainsOnline.com, a clearinghouse for coupons, discounts, free shipping and other special offers at nursery and garden product companies. A $27.99 neoprene garden tote, for example, was recently on sale for $19.99. Gardeners.com also offers good prices on overstock items. Be sure to check often for the best deals.
Smartest: Consider low- or no-cost alternatives. Instead of expensive landscaping cloth, black plastic or mulch, use sheets of old newspaper covered with a layer of soil to prevent weeds. And reuse packing peanuts in raised beds and containers instead of buying expensive, heavy crushed stone, says b gardening expert David Beaulieu.
Thanks, USA Weekend for recognizing Garden Bargains Online as a smart money-saving source for gardeners!
*** Here's our latest money-saving offer: Receive 15% off your purchase at Wayside Gardens. Enter Bonus Code: AUG15 at checkout.
Monday, July 14, 2008
6 Water-Wise Products for the Garden
If you're seriously looking to reduce your water usage and save money (and who isn‘t these days), here are 6 clever products engineered to do just that, plus they’re time-savers!
Terra-Sorb Drought-proof crystals
These non-toxic crystals absorb 200 times their weight in water, then release it gradually as plants need it. I used these on container plants while I was on vacation and they worked great!
Water Rings
five-gallon reservoir prevents water runoff and drought for newly planted trees and shrubs. You can even add fertilizer to the water. Great idea for new or thirsty plants.
Precision Drip Spikes
These dripper spikes ensure consistent and thorough watering. The drip reservoir has 11 dial-in settings that release ½ oz to 75 oz a day. A set of 4 holds standard 1- or 2- liter bottles (your own), and be used indoors or out. A great idea for recycling soda bottles.
Hydro Grow Hose
A slimmer, more flexible soaker hose that works perfect in flower or vegetable gardens for uniform watering.
Digital Water Timer
Easy to set! This gadget simplifies your water chores, and it has a handy "suspend" function for rainy days. A super time-saver when attached to a soaker hose.
All-Purpose Rain Barrel
Great for collecting rainwater for use on container or ground plantings.
Note: All of these products are available at Gardener’s Supply Co.
Here are some additional tips for reducing your water usage.
* Repair leaks in your outdoor hoses and faucets. Add a spray nozzle with a shut off valve to your hose, and shut the water flow off as needed when you’re in the garden.
* Water plants and lawn in the early morning hours to reduce water loss from evaporation.
* Add super-absorbent hydrogel crystals to container plantings to help retain moisture and reduce daily waterings.
* Add organic matter such as compost to your planting holes to help plants retain water.
* Use soaker hoses or drip irrigations systems (with a timer) when possible to reduce water loss from evaporation. They use 25% to 50% less water than sprinklers.
* Place mulch around plants to help retain water in the soil. It’s one of the most efficient ways to prevent moisture loss in the soil.
* Collect rainwater in a rain barrel to water indoor and outdoor plants.
* Replace dead plants with drought-tolerant varieties. Join Home Depot’s Garden Club and receive money-saving coupons for plants and products.
Visit Garden Bargains Online for the latest coupons, discounts and special offers on plants and garden products.
Leave us a comment, and share (with all of us) your tips for saving water in your garden.
Terra-Sorb Drought-proof crystals
These non-toxic crystals absorb 200 times their weight in water, then release it gradually as plants need it. I used these on container plants while I was on vacation and they worked great!
Water Rings
five-gallon reservoir prevents water runoff and drought for newly planted trees and shrubs. You can even add fertilizer to the water. Great idea for new or thirsty plants.
Precision Drip Spikes
These dripper spikes ensure consistent and thorough watering. The drip reservoir has 11 dial-in settings that release ½ oz to 75 oz a day. A set of 4 holds standard 1- or 2- liter bottles (your own), and be used indoors or out. A great idea for recycling soda bottles.
Hydro Grow Hose
A slimmer, more flexible soaker hose that works perfect in flower or vegetable gardens for uniform watering.
Digital Water Timer
Easy to set! This gadget simplifies your water chores, and it has a handy "suspend" function for rainy days. A super time-saver when attached to a soaker hose.
All-Purpose Rain Barrel
Great for collecting rainwater for use on container or ground plantings.
Note: All of these products are available at Gardener’s Supply Co.
Here are some additional tips for reducing your water usage.
* Repair leaks in your outdoor hoses and faucets. Add a spray nozzle with a shut off valve to your hose, and shut the water flow off as needed when you’re in the garden.
* Water plants and lawn in the early morning hours to reduce water loss from evaporation.
* Add super-absorbent hydrogel crystals to container plantings to help retain moisture and reduce daily waterings.
* Add organic matter such as compost to your planting holes to help plants retain water.
* Use soaker hoses or drip irrigations systems (with a timer) when possible to reduce water loss from evaporation. They use 25% to 50% less water than sprinklers.
* Place mulch around plants to help retain water in the soil. It’s one of the most efficient ways to prevent moisture loss in the soil.
* Collect rainwater in a rain barrel to water indoor and outdoor plants.
* Replace dead plants with drought-tolerant varieties. Join Home Depot’s Garden Club and receive money-saving coupons for plants and products.
Visit Garden Bargains Online for the latest coupons, discounts and special offers on plants and garden products.
Leave us a comment, and share (with all of us) your tips for saving water in your garden.
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