Prepare Your House For The Holidays With This Deal On Plants And Lights

Are you ready for your in-laws to visit? What about your upcoming Christmas party? Like it or not, this time of year, you need your house to be in tip-top shape – both inside and out.

This one-day-only deal at Amazon can help. It features several types of lights (such as string lights, fairy lights and solar lights) as well as plants for decor. Over 2 dozen such products are on sale. You can see the entire selection here, or check out a few below:

Normally $20, these #1 bestselling string lights are 40 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)

Sterno Home 4 Pack Battery Powered LED Fairy String Lights With Remote, 50 String Lights 16.4 FT Copper Wire Lights For Indoor and Outdoor on sale for $11.99

Normally $30, this light kit is 33 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)

Sterno Home GL40460 Outdoor Solar LED Black Light Kit, Ground or Wall Mountable, Landscape Waterproof Security Lighting with Adjustable Spotlight for Patio, Porch, Deck, Garden, Pool – 2 Pack on sale for $19.99

Normally $20, these indoor/outdoor curtain lights are 35 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)

ProductWorks Indoor/Outdoor Curtain Cool White Micro Bulb Translucent 300 Count String Lights for Windows, Walls, Weddings, Parties, and Special Events, 6.5′ x 10 on sale for $12.99

Normally $57, these #1 bestselling orchids are 47 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)

Color Orchids AMZ21201D2W Live Blooming Double Stem Orchid Plants in Ceramic Pots On Metal Tray, White on sale for $29.99

Normally $20, this #1 new release planter is 30 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)

Shop Succulents Ho Ho Ho Christmas Succulent Planter in Red Terracotta 4″ on sale for $13.99

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