Shoppers rush to B&M to get their hands on a £10 Christmas tree that’s perfect for a small space

BARGAIN hunters are rushing to B&M in search of a brand new budget Christmas tree that’s perfect for the festive season.

So if December 25 is only 49 days away, we have just what you’re looking for if you’re ready to get into the Christmas spirit.

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Shoppers are raving about the cheap tree, which costs just £10 – yes, you heard that right.

It’s perfect for those strapped for cash, so if the cost of living crisis has left your wallet feeling tighter than ever before, fear not: you’ve come to the right place.

It comes after one lucky shopper took to social media to show off her new bargain find, which she picked up at her local B&M.

Delighted with her purchase, India Westhoff shared photos of the cheap purchase B&M bargains, extreme money-saving deals and morea private Facebook group with 705,700 members.

Alongside the snaps, India beamed: “Only £10 for this!!”

The frozen tree may be small, but your guests are sure to be impressed this Christmas.

And even better, you don’t have to worry about covering an ugly base or picking out a stand, because this tree also comes in a cute wooden pot.

It’s a beautiful decoration that will brighten up your home in no time and if you’re on a budget, it’s sure to make your wallet happy.

And if you have a small home, with not much room for a large and extravagant festive display, then this is exactly what you’re looking for.

The Indian post has clearly made an impression on many as it quickly racked up over 120 likes.

Shoppers flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts on the affordable purchase, which many said “looks nice”.

While it may not be the centerpiece of your festive scene, many claimed it would look great on the kitchen windowsill, or perhaps as part of a front door display.

One person said: “Nice to put on a dresser.”

Another said: “My kind of tree.”

A third said: “I love it, I would put little lights around it.”

Meanwhile, someone else posted: “Would look lovely on the front doorstep with some little lights on it.”

While another said: “You could put it on the kitchen windowsill.”

At the same time, another bargain hunter beamed: “I love it.”

How to Save Money on Christmas Shopping

Consumer reporter Sam Walker reveals how to save money on your Christmas shopping.

Limit the number of presents – buying presents for all your family and friends can cost a bomb.

Instead, why not host a Secret Santa among your inner circles so you don’t have to buy multiple presents?

Plan ahead – if you have the stamina and the budget, it’s worth buying your Christmas presents for next year during the January sales.

Make sure you shop for the best deals by using price comparison sites so you don’t spend more than you need to.

Buy on sale on Boxing Day – some retailers are starting their Christmas sales early so you can actually score a bargain before December 25th.

Delivery may cost you a little more, but it could be worth it if the savings are significant.

Shop through outlet stores – you can save a lot of money by shopping through outlet stores such as Amazon Warehouse or Office Offcuts.

They work by selling returned or slightly damaged products at a discounted rate, but usually the wear and tear is minor.