Lowe’s spring sale ends tonight

Lowe’s spring sale is one of those retail events that sounds simple until you try to pin down what’s actually ending. There was a named event — SpringFest — and then there was a broader spring deals page that kept running after that window closed. So if you saw “ends tonight” on Thursday, May 7, 2026, the basic truth is this: some Lowe’s spring discounts were still live today, but not every deal people were sharing was part of one clean, companywide deadline. (lowes.com) ### What sale are people talking about? Lowe’s has an official spring savings hub on its site under SpringFest branding, pitched as its “Spring Black Friday.” That page bundles seasonal categories like lawn and garden, outdoor tools, grills, patio furniture, appliances, and more. It’s a real Lowe’s promotion, not just coupon-blog hype. But the company also uses the same spring brandi(lowes.com) feel like it both ended already and is still going. (lowes.com) ### Didn’t SpringFest already end? Yes — officially, Lowe’s corporate said SpringFest ran from March 26 through April 22, 2026. That press release laid out the big launch window and the first wave of marquee lawn-and-garden offers. So if you mean the named promotional event Lowe’s announced in March, that part ended more than two weeks ago. The confusion comes from Lowe’s keeping a l(lowes.com)ng offers. (corporate.lowes.com) ### So what’s ending tonight? Basically, the “ends tonight” language is about the current mix of spring discounts still visible on May 7, plus deal-blog roundups pushing shoppers to act before listings change again. Lowe’s own spring savings page was still live as of May 6, and outside tracker(corporate.lowes.com)fficial online markdowns with local in-store promos, and those do not always share the same cutoff. (lowes.com) ### Were the $2 mulch and $1 annuals real? The cheap mulch part is absolutely in the ballpark for Lowe’s spring playbook. In the March 25 corporate release, Lowe’s promoted Sta-Green 2-cubic-foot mulch at 5 for $10 and Sta-Green 1-cubic-foot garden soil at 5 for $10, plus 12-pack annuals in store, with selection varying by location. That’s not the exact same as “$1 annuals,” but it s(lowes.com)cing this season. Store-level pricing can get even weirder — like a grocery flyer with asterisks everywhere. (corporate.lowes.com) ### Why is the wording so slippery? Because Lowe’s has two layers of promotions at once. One layer is the official national event with broad dates and categories. The other is item-level pricing that changes by SKU, store, and inventory. Lowe’s says right on its site that prices, promotions, s(corporate.lowes.com)ply everywhere. (lowes.com) ### What was still clearly live online? The spring savings page itself was still active, and Lowe’s category pages for spring plants, annuals, bulbs, mulch, and hand pruners were all live this week. That doesn’t prove every markdown percentage from deal blogs, but it does show the sale infrastructure was still up and shoppers could still browse seasonal inventory tied to t(lowes.com)g. (lowes.com) ### What should a shopper do with that? If you want mulch, annuals, soil, or basic pruning tools, Thursday was the moment to check your local store and cart before midnight — or before a listed online cutoff if one appeared on the item page. But don’t assume every “SpringFest” deal ends at the same second. The practical move is to verify the exact SKU and your ZIP code, because Lowe’(lowes.com)ot one single switch that flips off tonight. (lowes.com) ### Bottom line The cleanest version is this: Lowe’s official SpringFest event ended April 22, but Lowe’s still had spring savings live on May 7. So “sale ends tonight” is directionally right for some offers — just not as one neat, universal deadline. (corporate.lowes.com)