Aldi is selling a garden gadget to help keep your lawns green this summer for just £6

GARDEN-LOVERS are racing to Aldi for a budget buy that’ll keep your grass greener than the neighbours’ – and it’s only £5.99.

The is launching a brand new Watering Rod as part of its latest Specialbuys garden range – and it hits stores this Thursday, April 10.

Aldi is selling a new garden gadget that'll help keep lawns greenThe watering rod retails for £5.99 at Aldi

The handy gadget is perfect for , making watering your garden a total breeze.

It eight different spray patterns to suit all your watering needs, whether you're tackling flower beds, veggie patches or dry lawns.

The rod comes with a lightweight aluminium pole, a comfy non-slip grip and it fits all common garden plug systems, meaning it’s good to go with most hoses.

And at just £5.99, it’s an absolute steal.

A quick check shows similar products cost way more elsewhere.

Screwfix is flogging the Spear & Jackson Telescopic Watering Wand for a hefty £21, while is selling the LINZI version for £13.

Over at Toolstation, their version is priced at £8.96, however home delivery will set you back an extra £5.

That makes Aldi’s version the cheapest option.

Its always worth comparing prices across different stores to make sure you're getting the best value for .

Bargain hunters looking to snap up Aldi's watering rod will need to be quick.

Like all Aldi Specialbuys, it’s only available while stocks last – and this one is in-store only, so you won’t be able to order it online.

You can find your nearest branch using Aldi’s store locator tool .

The watering rod is the latest garden item in Aldi’s popular garden range as Brits head back outdoors after months of gloomy .

The budget retailer announced the return of its annual garden range, bringing back some .

The collection is also , including whimsical garden arch, a vintage metal hanging pot and a spring rattan hanging basket.

Just weeks ago, the supermarket dropped a version, sending shoppers wild.

Elsewhere, for those struggling with spring pests ruining the lawn, a homeowner has revealed a cheap hack.

They recommend sprinkling a to get rid of rats once and for all.