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With the winter that is looming on us, it is easy to meet you by hibernating inside the rest of the world. But if you are in a mood for a boost, starting to plan your garden for spring is always a good idea. Few is as satisfactory as watching the seeds you planted flower after Winter's frost was replaced by the sun. But if that overwhelms you to have to buy a pile of new garden supplies, we have an economical hacking for you. Read the rest to see how you can Save Big in Home Depot's Garden section.

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The floor and mulch are essential supplies when setting up or maintaining your garden - and now you may get them, and any other bag in bags such as rocks, fertilizers and grass seeds , for half of Home Depot.

The next time you shop in their garden center, the user of Tiktker @yourrichbff said to look for bags that have holes or slight tears. If the packaging is a little torn, this will not affect what is inside, but it may well allow you to give.

"Any bag that is torn or cut in the home garden center center is Considered a bee bag , "she explains in her video." If you take this bag in the register and try to check and ask the Home Depot cashier to mark the abandonment bag, they will take 50% of the purchase price. And if the bag is less than full, they could mark it even more. ""

It includes a legend which says that although you can generally expect half, the discount may vary depending on the size and gravity of the hole. In response, some commentators highlighted a few holes in his hack. "This is only partially true. A cashier does not have the opportunity to do halfway. The head of department does," wrote @Gordie. While another @KLO user wrote: "We don't do that, the most we take advantage of 10%."

Even if this hack does not mark you 50% each time, we will take any reduction that we can get, right?

Unfortunately, all plant lovers do not have a green thumb. If you are someone whose plants tend to take a worse turn of little time after you brought them home, we have another tip for you. Thank you to their generous return policy , if one of your plant purchases bites the dust, you can exchange it for a new one that will be crossed, your fingers, survive at least a little longer . Remember: they need water.

If you have bought a perennial plant, a tree, a tropical plant or a shrub for your garden, You can turn it over (No matter how dusty and dead it is) within 365 days of your purchase if you have the receipt, reports apartments therapy. Yes, you have read correctly: you can exchange your orange tree dried for a new one without additional costs (or judgment).

It is important to note that you will only obtain a refund if you are in the 90s, but an exchange or a store credit of three months a year. As for homemade plants, flower bushes and succulent plants purchased in store or online, you have 90 days to return or exchange for your second chance factory.

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Lowe's also has an in -place policy that saves money on garden supplies using the torn Dandy bag.

There is no specific guarantee discount but in a reddit wire dedicated to All things Lowe's , a former employee under the username of Auburdude6 says that if you ask, you will receive. "On open items (in lawn and garden and wood services), department directors negotiate the price To get rid of it (I only paid $ 1 a piece for sandplates and concrete), "they wrote." But you must speak to the Director of the Department or to ASM (Deputy Director). ""

On another Reddit thread, the Schmidty102 user boasted of having obtained two damaged bags from Milorganite half to his local Lowes. "Just a friendly reminder that Lowe Mark damaged bags 50% reduction, "they wrote." I stopped on the way back for lunch today and they only had two bags of milorganite which were both opened. I inscribed them myself with their plastic bags, but sometimes they have already put them in bag. ""

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If your spring garden plan involves building new beds, you are also lucky. Like "abandonment bags" in the garden section, there is also the opportunity to obtain "attraction wood" at a reduced price.

Although the bags have holes or tears in the packaging which does not necessarily affect the product, the attraction wood is the wood which has been removed from the regular inventory due to its damage or scratched. Although this wood (which can generally be found in a section of slaughter wood at the back of the store) can be somewhat imperfect, price labels up to 70% are difficult to beat.

"Most stores remove their wood in 2 heaps of white wood and pressure treated at 10 cents on the dollar," wrote Auburdude6. "You have to take the whole battery but it is worth it. I bought a battery of 4 × 4 and I cut them for a raised garden."

Now can it already be spring?