The Easiest Way To Spot Aldi's New Plants Before They Sell Out

If you're on a mission to fill your home with lush, vibrant plants in varying sizes, shapes, and colors, then you know how important it is to find a good deal. Even if you can propagate plants like a pro, the cost of good greenery adds up quickly. Places like Aldi are an excellent resource for budget houseplant hunters as they offer a decent range of plants at attractive prices. However, if you frequent Aldi already, you know the best plants are likely to sell out quickly. If you want to spot the deals before it's too late, you simply need to keep an eye on a certain page on the Aldi website.

Although Aldi often has affordable plants for sale, the rotating selection varies, so you never know exactly what you will find. By navigating to "This Week's Aldi Finds" on the company's website, you can peek at new plant sales and see if they're still in stock at your nearest store. So if you're tired of seeing other people's amazing Aldi plant finds online, only to find that the plants are sold out or unavailable at your local store, then this trick is for you.

On the Aldi website, first click on the "Weekly Specials" drop down menu. This is where you will find "This Week's Aldi Finds." From there, scroll down to the "Outdoor Living & Garden" heading. Below that, you will see what plants are in stock near you. Typically, the plant listings aren't super specific. Instead they are commonly listed as "assorted foliage," though there are often photos included that will give you a better idea of which plants are currently available.

Outside of the attractive price points, one of the best reasons to buy your plants at Aldi is that you can also grab all of the accessories you need at the same time. For example, Aldi's teacup planters were flying off shelves, and the store often carries other house plant essentials like garden soil. Recently, Aldi was carrying an affordable garden essential that shoppers were snatching up fast — beautiful raised garden beds. So for all of your budget-friendly plant needs, the "This Week's Aldi Finds" section of the website is the place to watch.