Walmart's Deal Days event is winding down. Sunday night is the cutoff. Until then, the retailer is running discounts of up to 50% on patio and garden items, with some pieces starting at $9, according to a roundup published early Friday by Tom's Guide.
The picks skew toward fall-ready decor. Not patio furniture. Think smaller stuff for a porch refresh.
There's a set of glass hummingbird feeders from Feed Garden. They're built to draw birds while keeping ants away, per the listing details Tom's Guide cited. There's also a window box planter, 18 x 15 x 6 inches, with a removable saucer tray. It's compact. Good for apartments or tight balconies.
Self-watering pots made from recycled plastic round out the planting category. Drainage holes. Saucers included. They work indoors or out, which matters if the weather turns before you've found a spot for them.
Lighting gets attention too. Solar lanterns with a flickering flame effect. A 100-foot string light set with 50 bulbs, putting out a soft white glow. Either one works for a backyard or a patio railing.
Then the practical picks. An 18-inch metal rake, adjustable handle stretching from 38.8 to 65 inches, meant for fall cleanup. A tabletop fire pit that lights in seconds and burns smokeless and ash-free, according to the product description. And a resin-coated plastic bird bath, built to survive sun, rain and freezing temperatures without cracking.
One thing missing from all this: a master list. Walmart hasn't published one discount rate that applies across every item in the sale. The "up to 50%" figure and the $9 starting price both come from Tom's Guide's own shopping of the event, not from a company press release. So the exact markdown on any single item isn't spelled out in what's been reported.
That's how these things usually go. Walmart runs Deal Days several times a year, often timed to a season change or a shopping holiday, and the cuts vary from product to product rather than following one blanket number. Anyone chasing a specific lantern style or feeder design should check current pricing directly on Walmart's site.
The clock is running. Sunday night, prices snap back. Anyone eyeing more than one item, a rake plus string lights plus a planter, say, has through the weekend before Walmart moves on to its next seasonal push.
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