Ready for Spring Gardening? These 5 Costco Buys Could Help You Along

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Love to garden? Read on to see how Costco has you covered. 

Now that spring is in full swing, many gardening enthusiasts are gearing up to get their hands dirty and start working on their lawns, porches, and backyards. Whether you’re new to gardening or have been doing it for years, you may want to turn to Costco as your source for supplies and materials. Here are just a few of the items that might help you tackle all of your gardening needs and create an amazing outdoor space.

1. Varner 14.5″ Planter, 3-pack

Need a way to show off your flowers? This three-pack of weather-resistant planters is a good bet. They’re made of durable, lightweight resin and are UV-resistant. They also include drainage plugs and are suitable for both outdoor and indoor use.

2. Rapid Flo 5/8 in. x 100 ft. Compact Garden Hose

If you’re going to take the time to plant shrubs, vegetables, and flowers, you’ll need to water them on a regular basis — you can’t just count on Mother Nature. This compact garden hose is kink-resistant and makes the act of watering plants a snap. It’s 50% lighter in weight than heavy-duty hoses, so if you want to have your kids help maintain your lawn and garden, they shouldn’t struggle. This hose also comes with a five-year warranty.

3. Earth’s Ally 2.5-Gallon Weed & Grass Killer

When you spend your free time gardening, you want your exterior to look nice. And you don’t want weeds popping up left and right. That’s why it pays to stock up on this fast-acting, natural weed killer. It’s safe for bees and pets alike so you don’t have to feel guilty about applying it.

4. Fiskars Lopper And Garden Shear Set

When you’re tasked with trimming your own bushes and shrubs, you need tools that can get the job done. This set comes with a lopper that’s smaller and lighter than most models, making your job easier to tackle without the strain. You’ll also get a set of heavy-duty garden shears with ergonomically sculpted handles.

5. Smart Pot 15 Gallon Fabric Planter, 3-pack

If you have a smaller outdoor space you’re looking to spruce up, these fabric planters are a great option for patios and rooftop gardens. They’re BPA-free, durable, and designed to release heat in the summer so your plants can stay nice and hydrated. Each pot holds about 51 dry quarts of soil.

You may be tempted to outsource your gardening to a landscaping company to save yourself time. But hiring a landscaper could cost you $50 to $100 an hour, according to HomeGuide. That’s money you may want to keep in your savings account if you’re capable of doing the work yourself. And if you decide to tackle your own gardening, you can rest assured that Costco has a host of helpful items that won’t force you to run up a massive credit card tab. Plus, if you do the work yourself, you’ll get to show it off as your own and have something to truly take pride in.

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