By Andrew Lloyd

Published: Saturday, 26 November 2022 at 12:00 am


As autumn develops into winter you may have big plans for your garden, whether that includes a new planting schedule, outdoor heaters as the darker evenings set in, or additional garden furniture and covers to keep cosy in the cold. Whatever you have in mind, make sure you keep an eye out for the latest Black Friday gardening deals throughout November, for a wide range of garden discounts.

When is Black Friday 2022?

In 2022, Black Friday falls on the 25th November, but it’s become an event that’s grown well beyond a single day, with gardening discounts popping up throughout the month, right up until Cyber Monday on the 28th November.

Black Friday has become one of the wisest times to make a purchase in the year, with retailers preparing their biggest bargains and most desirable deals on this date. So if you’re looking to stock up on gardening tools, potting sheds or perennials, now’s the time to start scooping up those discounts.

Where will the best Black Friday gardening deals be? 

Not every retailer has embraced the Black Friday feeling so we’ve put together our picks of the outlets that should help you discover a range of deals to fit your gardening needs:

 

Best early Black Friday gardening deals

Whether you’re looking for garden tools, plants or even a brand new canopy, there should be something here for you in our pick of Black Friday gardening deals.

 

Gtech CLM50 and SLM50 cordless mowers

(RRP £179.99, £599.99)

 

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Gtech’s innovative garden tools can make outdoor tasks a whole lot easier – but they can be an investment. Luckily, the brand has launched an impressive Black Friday sale with the chance to save hundreds of pounds on its lawnmowers.

Opt for the SLM50 for a generous 50L grassbox, large 42cm cutting width and a collapsible design for easy storage.

Or, if you have a small garden, choose the SLM50. It weighs 3.5kg and you can push it around single-handedly. Plus, the handle folds down so you can easily slide the mower underneath trampolines and other garden features. There’s no grass box; it mulches the clippings to fertilise your lawn.