Lowe’s SpringFest offers

Lowe’s is using its spring sale to push seasonal basics now and deeper clearance markdowns in a separate “Back Aisle” section before April 22. (lowes.com, clarkdeals.com) Clark Deals reported Lowe’s split SpringFest into two waves this year: March 26 through April 8, then a second round of deals from April 9 through April 22. The sale centers on lawn and garden supplies, patio items, tools and houseplants. (clarkdeals.com, lowes.com) Lowe’s official SpringFest page highlights mulch, outdoor tools and equipment, flowers and fertilizer, with deals available online and in stores. Clark Deals said many featured offers qualify for free shipping with a $45 minimum, while in-store and curbside pickup are free. (lowes.com, clarkdeals.com) The bigger discounts are showing up in Lowe’s clearance channel rather than the main event page. DealNews said the “Back Aisle” section includes clearance tags, bulk savings, instant savings and buy-more-save-more promotions, with discounts reaching 60% off. (dealnews.com) Shipping rules are part of the pitch. DealNews said shoppers can avoid a $5.99 shipping fee with in-store pickup, or get free shipping on orders of $35 or more by joining MyLowe’s Rewards, which it described as free to join. (dealnews.com) Some of the most promoted seasonal offers are low-cost traffic drivers. Clark Deals separately flagged Miracle-Gro garden soil at 56% off and noted a Lowe’s mulch deal that runs through April 22, though availability can vary by store. (clarkdeals.com, clarkdeals.com) Lowe’s has used SpringFest as an annual spring merchandising event before, pairing lawn and garden deals with loyalty perks and timed weekly promotions. In a March 2025 press release, the company said SpringFest also covered grills, patio, outdoor power equipment, appliances and paint, with member-only offers layered in. (corporate.lowes.com) For shoppers, the split is simple: the front-of-store sale is built around spring projects, and the back-end clearance section is where Lowe’s is posting the steepest markdowns before the April 22 cutoff. (lowes.com, dealnews.com)