IT’S the week we’ve all been waiting for. That of the Woodland Trust Nature’s calendar says the average date for Brits to hand over our mowers is March 18.

Flymo has been campaigning for years to make tomorrow (Sunday) First Cut Sunday – and that became Spring the right way officially on Wednesday.

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So no matter who you listen to, it’s definitely time to get started with your grass. But keeping a lawn thriving is not that easy. So here are some top tips to help you this spring.

Watching out for pests is crucial.

Chris McIlroy, Lawn Expert at The Grass People said: “Leatherjackets, the larvae of crane flies, also known as papa long legs, thrive on damp lawns with poor drainage and feast on the roots of grass seed so they can destroy lawns from within. out.”

Chafer grubs also eat grass roots – and birds tear up lawns trying to reach them.

Nematodes – microscopic bacterial worms – are one of the few methods to get rid of both.

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David Hedges-Gowerchairman of the Association Lawn urged: “Choosing the right grasses is of utmost importance to make lawn maintenance easy. Don’t fall for the marketing talk about ‘sports grass, heavy grass or luxury grass’; all too often this is ryegrass, which inevitably fails.

“Go native with bentgrass and fescue to make life easier.

“Make sure your soil is aerated, this is so important. But instead of using your usual fork tines, use a fork with hollow tines, otherwise you’ll just compact the soil. But if you don’t have one, aerating in any way is crucial to prevent soil saturation.

He added: “Prune lawns at least once a year by scarifying. Although ryegrass does not respond well to pruning, native bentgrass and fescue excel. And mowing makes the lawn thicker.

“Nourish both the soil and the grass. Use soil conditioners such as Truegrass to support the growth of beneficial microorganisms, creating perfect growing conditions.

“Be careful with lawn food if you have ryegrass – it just makes it grow upwards and doesn’t help the roots – so you’re just adding to your compost pile.

“But ultimately, whatever turf you’re given, it’s all about improving and maintaining soil structure, through pruning, aerating, grass seed selection and providing the right nutrients.”

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ALL FEELINGS

WE all know that lying on a freshly mowed lawn is a great way to relax.
Now scientists have proven that it is good for both our hearts and our minds.

A study in China found that touching real grass, as opposed to artificial grass, increases relaxation and reduces stress levels.

In the study, a group of women were asked to stroke natural and artificial grass for five minutes each.

The experts found that the women’s blood pressure was reduced and they scored higher in meditation and mindfulness.

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BERRY GOOD

An Australian farm has broken the record for the world’s largest blueberry with a fruit the size of a ping-pong ball (4cm wide and 20.4 grams heavy), about 10 times the size of the average blueberry.

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THIS WEEK’S VACANCY

Plant your summer bloomers such as Gladioli, Agapanthus and Freesias. Make sure the soil is well-drained so they don’t rot.

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TOP TIP

Flymo has teamed up with eBay to sell reconditioned used mowers for TWENTY percent less than buying brand new mowers.

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We’ve got a fantastic lawn care bundle for one lucky reader worth £265, including a FLYMO mower, Gardena Cleverol And sprinkler, Johnson Grass Seed, Super smart lawn food, Neudorff CleanLawn Moss control and a can of Celebration Wildflowers.

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TO RESCUE!

Give your garden a good makeover with this Homebase large garden rake for €20.

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Or go for the Charles Bentley Rake from The Range for £7.99

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TO LEARN!

Q. I am looking for advice on how to remove moss from my lawn. I don’t want the moss to turn black, if possible, but I need to kill it. It was suggested to use Mo Bacter, would this work? Robert Sturrock, via email.

A. Have you thought about living with the moss? It can provide better coverage than grass and often grows where grass does not. Or you can use a hand rake to get it out. Organic moss killers such as Mo Bacter can take a long time to work and are expensive. If you want to buy a chemical remover, the lawn will turn black. Scarifying and feeding works the fastest.

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Spring is here – finally! While it may not feel warm in some parts of the world (including ours), now is the time to prepare for when it does warm up. Whether you need a new breezy top to relax in or sandals to add a pop of color to your wardrobe, let’s come up with a strategy. If you’re looking to breathe new life into your wardrobe, Macy’s is the place for you! Right now, Macy’s clearance section is almost filled to the brim with tons of chic fashion finds that offer huge discounts. Currently, Macy’s is having two sales: one is the Spring Sale and the other is 25-50% off sitewide!

From flowy dresses to structured separates, Macy’s sale section has something for every aesthetic and style. We’ve rounded up ten spring fashion finds on sale at Macy’s that you’ll want to live in come spring — read on to see our picks!

Tommy Hilfiger Women’s Charmeuse Long Sleeve Fit & Flare Dress

This charmeuse fit and flare dress is beyond cute for brunch with the girls – was $134, now just $68 with code SPRING!

Lauren Ralph Lauren women’s dress in jersey with floral stretch

Flowers for spring? This stretch jersey dress will help you thrive in a game-changing way – was $145, now just $68 with code SPRING!

ON 34Th women’s midi dress with V-neck and short sleeves with print

For those who prefer bright colors for spring, this Midi dress with V-neck and short sleeves will do all the talking for you – was $70, now just $49!

Lucky Brand Women’s Embroidered Cotton Babydoll Top

This cotton babydoll top has a relaxed, boho-chic vibe that feels simple and sophisticated — was $99, now just $42 with code SPRING!

Michael Michael Kors Women’s Daniella Mid Sling Sandals

Pop on this one sling sandals and a pretty spring-inspired pop of color – cost $145, now just $109 with code SPRING!

CeCe Flowy women’s trousers with wide legs and side zipper

This wide leg trousers with zipper work during formal business hours and happy hours with the executive team – cost $79, now just $40 with code SPRING!

And now this women’s trench coat with long sleeves

If you need a new one trench coat to trudge through the upcoming spring showers, grab these for a bargain – was $121, now just $72!

Vince Camuto plain women’s top with V-neck and smocked shoulders

This clear Top with pleated shoulders and V-neck is airy and stylish enough to pair flawlessly with everything: was $69, now only $44 with code SPRING!

RABBITS and deer are notorious for snacking on flowers that have taken months of hard work to grow, but there’s a clever way to keep them out of your spot.

There are several specific flowers that can be strategically planted to warn animals not to come near them.

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John VanDerLaan is the founder of DeerHuntingGuide.neta platform for expert tips and reviews related to hunting.

He has advised gardeners to swap roses, tulips and holly for three different flowers if they want to avoid the visits of ‘spring snackers’.

At the top of his list of recommendations are the bell-shaped flowers of foxglove, which come in pink, pink, white and yellow varieties.

They grow in clusters and can be used to fill a front or backyard garden.

They should be planted in well-drained, moist soil with full sun in spring or fall.

Foxglove blooms from May to July.

“The reason they are not at risk of being eaten by deer or rabbits is that they contain cardiac glycosides, which can cause heart failure in many animals,” John said.

“For generations, animals like deer and rabbits have learned to avoid these flowers so they don’t come near them anymore.”

“Just don’t put these near horses because they will eat them and get sick,” he added.

John said their vibrant color and “strong scent” of a second flower deter many wildlife.

Hyacinths come in such a wide variety of colors that it is easy to find bulbs that match the theme of most gardens.

They should be planted between September and December so that they can bloom all spring.

Hyacinths can grow higher than some small rodents can reach.

“Their bulbs are also poisonous to rodents, so they are very unlikely to be dug up by rabbits or squirrels,” he said.

The wildlife expert revealed that daffodils may be the ‘most deer-resistant flower’.

The low-maintenance plants come in early and late flowering varieties, both of which can be planted for a flowering period of several weeks where animals will not touch them.

Their colors range from strong yellow and cream to warm orange.

“These flowers have a well-deserved reputation for repelling deer, this is because they hate the taste of daffodils,” said John.

“As a result, planting these anywhere in your garden will prevent the deer from coming in because they have no interest in them.”

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SHOPPERS are rushing to M&S to buy a floral tea dress perfect for spring.

The floral round neck midi tea dress is flying off the shelves with one sold every five minutes.

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It is available in two beautiful colours, blue and ivory, and is available in three different lengths: petite, regular and long.

The dress is already sold out in some sizes, so you better grab it quickly before it’s too late.

A product description reads: “This floral tea dress is made from a lightweight and breathable fabric for an airy feel.

“It has a regular fit and airy three-quarter sleeves.

“The midi-length skirt comes complete with a flowy hem.”

The dress costs €39.50 and can be purchased in store or online.

Shoppers are raving about the dress on the M&S website.

One person said: “What a lovely soft material. One of those dresses that just makes you feel like a million dollars.

“Another bonus is that it doesn’t wrinkle easily.”

Another person said: “This dress will become a wardrobe staple.

“I dressed it up with heels or dressed it down with sneakers.

“I honestly think this is the best dress I’ve bought in a while, it hangs beautifully and looks great.

“Besides, it’s a bargain.”

A third person said: “I loved it so much I got the black and the blue.

“It’s super comfortable and can be worn casually or casually.”

A fourth shopper commented: “Great fit, nice material, really good value for money.

“Already one of my favorites.”

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Spring has arrived and it’s finally time to switch out our closets and reintroduce our warm-weather pieces. Whether it’s functional slip-on sandals or crochet tops, you need to show some skin and feel the breeze while the sun shines. If you need to update your wardrobe or don’t know where to start, we have the solution for you! Amazon and Nordstrom are both having spring sales this week, and between the two, you can find all your warm-weather needs at a huge discount.

From flowy trousers to flouncy dresses, there’s a new spring essential that will suit your sartorial aesthetic without breaking the bank. With that in mind, we’ve rounded up 13 fashion finds on sale that are perfect for spring — read on to see our picks!

Tops

1. Knitted Queen: This crochet top with short sleeves is an affordable way to try out the popular crochet trend, and it’s an extremely versatile piece – used to be $28, now just $20!

2. Daily Essential: If you need a simple top to wear this spring, this is it ribbed knitted slim-fit top will be a closet staple – was $27, now just $22!

3. Cut it out: For those who like to show a little skin, this crop top with blouson is ideal for catching a breeze – was $35, now only $25!

Bottoms

4. Broad and responsible: Put this on wide leg trousers for a comfortable and flowy vibe that pairs well with any top — was $30, now just $25!

5. Cabinet Staple: Everyone needs a good pair of jeans, and these ones do Slim-fit skinny jeans from Lee helps shape and lift your figure – was $43, now only $35!

Dresses

6. 80s Nostalgia: This Maxi dress with long sleeves and metallic print feels like a more modern version of something the ladies would have worn The Golden Girls – was $160, now only $100!

7. This Layered maxi tent dress is super airy and has a relaxing vibe – was $60, now only $42!

8. Boudoir Realness: If you’re still in love with the slip dress trend, grab this one Midi slip dress with V-neck while it’s on sale: $50, now only $38!

9. Cutout Edge: Sometimes a cutout can enhance a look or outfit. This Poplin midi dress with cut-out will do just that – was $70, now only $56!

10. Twisted Twist: For the upcoming formal moments this spring, this Twist front bodycon dress makes you feel cool, calm and collected – was $47, now just $30!

Shoes

11. Slip ‘N Slide: This sporty slide sandals are functional and chic – was $198, now just $129!

12. Sporty Elegance: For those who need a neutral white sneaker, grab this one Tory Burch kicks – they match any aesthetic or color palette – was $198, now just $129!

13. Kitten Energy: Team this one Kitten heel pumps with a flowy, flirty dress for an elevated spring ensemble – was $140, now just $100!

With Easter just around the corner, vets are urging owners to be wary of seemingly harmless household items that could be deadly to dogs.

David Hollinshead at VetsNow in Middlesbrough warns that owners should pay extra attention during celebrations such as Easter, when the risk of accidents is greatest.

“We see a large increase in pet emergencies during holidays and major events, and often this is due to pets eating things they shouldn’t, such as flowers or chocolates,” he said.

Some flowers can be extremely dangerous

One such flower to look out for is the popular spring flower, daffodils, which sources say are highly poisonous to dogs. Blue Cross.

According to the charity, the bulbs are the most dangerous part as this is where the toxins are concentrated, but owners are warned against consuming any part of the flower, including drinking the water from a vase of daffodils.

Symptoms of daffodil poisoning include illness and an upset stomach. If your dog is sleepy and wobbly, these are also telltale signs of daffodil poisoning that you should look out for.

The charity recommends marking out flower spots in the garden and keeping an eye out for daffodils growing in walking areas.

Similarly, a number of other spring flowers, including tulips, buttercups and bluebells, can be fatal. Consuming any part of the plant, especially the bulb, can make dogs sick, and symptoms of stomach upset are often signs of flower poisoning.

Tulips can also cause drooling, nausea and diarrhea, breathing problems and heart palpitations.

Bluebells are one of the most dangerous spring flowering plants and, if consumed in large quantities, can have fatal consequences. The Blue Cross charity is warning owners to be careful when walking through woodland areas where clusters of bluebells can often be found.

Toxic foods to avoid

While preparing the Easter meal can be stressful, it’s vital that owners are also wary of what’s within reach while cooking, pet food company Purina advises. An expensive vet bill will undoubtedly be much more stressful than burnt potatoes.

Pet owners should avoid feeding dogs anything containing sultanas or sultanas, according to Purina, which definitely means hot cruss buns.

Garlic, onions and leeks can also be very dangerous for dogs to consume, with the average vet bill for impending onion poisoning being £339, according to data taken from pet insurance claims.

ManyPets veterinarian Dr. Kirsten Ronngren says this is because onions contain disulfides that can destroy a dog’s red blood cells, leading to a condition called hemolytic anemia.

“Treatment for onion toxicity depends on the size of the pet and how much it has consumed,” she said.

‘In more severe cases, the toxic dose may have been reached, requiring a pet to be treated for anemia.’

Hot cross buns also have the power to result in a hefty vet bill for dog owners. This is because both sultanas and sultanas are poisonous to dogs. It is thought that the tartaric acid in grapes causes the poisoning. Signs of an upset stomach, drooling and loss of appetite are all symptoms of poisoning.

Nutmeg, another common ingredient in hot cross buns, can also be potentially dangerous due to the hallucinogenic toxin myristicin.

Although it is marketed as a healthy alternative, manufacturers tend to put Xylitol, an artificial sweetener, in our food, causing a spike in insulin that can even be fatal for dogs.

Although symptoms often disappear within an hour, the risk of liver failure increases if a lot of Xylitol has been consumed.

Make sure you throw away all chocolate wrappers

While most of us know not to give dogs chocolate, Easter egg packaging can also be harmful to dogs.

Foil packaging can not only pose a choking hazard, but can also lead to a dangerous intestinal obstruction, causing abdominal pain and vomiting.

If you’re trying to make healthier choices for yourself this year, beware that the sweeter one, Xylitol, can be dangerous to dogs.

If you must give them a treat, stick to vegetables

Owners should not only be mindful of what is within the reach of greedy pups, but also be careful about what they feed as leftovers.

Research from Welsh company Burns Pet Nutrition has found that a third of owners overfeed their dogs, with 45 percent even sharing cheese with their dogs.

But founder of vet Burns Pet Nutrition, John Burns MBE, is urging owners to think twice about overfeeding.

‘Dogs don’t necessarily need tasty snacks, only we owners like to give them!’

Don’t let those big puppy eyes pressure you,” he said.

Burns recommends not feeding dogs leftovers and suggests using steamed vegetables if absolutely necessary.

IF you want to take your Easter decor to the next level without shelling out a lot of dough, it’s time to jump on it.

One DIYer’s festive project was the perfect addition to any indoor or outdoor space.

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Emma Villaneda (@thecraftedstudioco) made a two-foot tall Easter Bunny out of moss and other money-saving finds from the Dollar Tree.

She started her project by visiting the store’s party section, where she picked up two large and two medium bowls with wavy details.

She then found some floral foam before moving on to the hair section.

Instead of settling for simple ribbons, her decor called for two scrunchies with bows.

After all, just because she had a limited budget didn’t mean her rabbit couldn’t be a spark plug.

Some moss and a bunny face mask with ears were also needed.

When you get home, you can put your DIY skills to the test by adding some E600 and hot glue to the rim of the large bowls and then gluing them together.

This process is then repeated with the medium-sized bowls before gluing them onto the larger bowls – and just like that, your rabbit’s body is complete.

If you can’t find domed foam, you can simply round off your cube-shaped variety and glue it to the very top.

Emma then removed the ears from her bunny mask and glued them into her floral foam.

Her bunny was also about to get a major moss-covered makeover once she got her hands on a hot glue gun.

Not one to take risks, she sprayed her bunny with hairspray to keep the moss in place before using the scrunchies as a bow tie.

She seemed more than pleased with her ‘cute’ creation which was ideal for both ‘indoor and outdoor decoration’.

To keep your rabbit from jumping (or blowing away) when you want to put him outside, she suggested putting a weight in the large bowls.

Her fellow DIYers were also impressed with how the project came together – and some even had their own tips.

“I love it! You can also spray paint it a pastel color if you don’t like green. So creative!” said one follower.

“What a great idea! It would be so cute in pastel colors,” she replied.

“I never thought of just looking for hairpieces with ribbon sections. That’s a great idea and they have really nice hairpieces. Thank you,” said a third onlooker.

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Spring is finally here! By now you’ve probably already found your basic spring pieces, but there’s still time if you’ve been slacking off a bit. Whether you need a new airy top or are looking for a flowy skirt, you’ve come to the right place. Right now we are Real love sunglasses – for obvious reasons – and if you’re looking for a new pair, Amazon has lots of deals on new eyewear selections. In fact, the mega-retailer is holding a major spring sale, offering discounts and steals in categories like clothing, beauty, furniture, tech and more.

From angular silhouettes to sleek, contemporary styles, Amazon has a few specs on sale that you’ll love. We’ve rounded up eight deals on spring sunglasses to shop at Amazon now — read on to see our picks!

With the arrival of spring, gardeners prepare for a season of vibrant blooms and lush greenery, but the secret to a successful garden lies beneath the surface: healthy soil.

As garden enthusiasts prepare to till their plots, it is paramount that they understand how to nourish and prepare the soil for optimal plant growth.

Healthy soil is the foundation on which thriving gardens are built; this provides essential nutrients, minerals and moisture retention while encouraging robust growth.

Poor quality soil, meanwhile, can lead to poor germination, stunted growth and overall unhealthy-looking plants.

Soil quality can have a huge impact on a growing season By taking proactive steps to improve soil health, gardeners can ensure their plants have the necessary support to reach their full potential.

Check out FEMAIL’s step-by-step checklist below to transform your soil into a fertile haven, ready for a bountiful harvest this spring.

1. Digging, lifting and turning

Start by preparing the soil by loosening and turning it. This process allows more air to penetrate the soil, which is essential for robust root growth.

Well-aerated soil ensures that your flowers and plants get the oxygen they need for healthy development.

Lift the same amount of soil from the area immediately behind it (further into your property) and place the excavated soil upside down into the original trench, breaking it up as you go.

According to Jackson Nurseriesit is advisable to work methodically along your rectangular strip, placing each trench in the space in front of it.

2. Test the soil pH

Before making any amendments, a crucial aspect of soil preparation is testing the composition and pH levels.

Soil test kits, often available at garden centers or local extension offices, can allow gardeners to assess the nutrient levels and acidity in their soil, according to Envi.

Armed with this information, gardeners can make informed decisions about what amendments, such as compost, lime or organic matter, are needed to optimize soil fertility and pH balance.

3. Add fertilizer or compost

Incorporating rich organic matter, such as compost, fertilizer or manure, into the soil is another essential practice to enrich its quality.

Compost not only adds valuable nutrients to the soil, but also improves its structure, improves drainage and aeration while promoting microbial activity.

Gardeners can make their own compost using kitchen scraps, yard waste and other organic matter, or purchase compost from local suppliers.

4. Add alternative organic material

In addition to other traditional fertilizers and composts, it may be helpful to add other forms of organic matter, such as leaf mold, grass clippings or straw.

These materials further improve soil structure and help with moisture retention and aeration, according to experts at Envi.

5. Add ‘good’ bacteria

When you add beneficial microbes to the soil as a probiotic supplement or other soil amendments, you can grow healthier plants in your garden.

These microorganisms play a crucial role in the absorption of nutrients and water, stimulate root growth, combat harmful microorganisms and strengthen plants against pests and parasites.

Some of the basic types of microbes that improve soil fertility and benefit your plants, as defined by experts at Center for houseplantsinclude: Actinomycetes, bacteria, fungi, protozoa and nematodes.

Using microbes also encourages earthworms and provides aeration and drainage in your soil.

6. Give it time

Prepare the soil for a period of two to three weeks and begin turning it before adding your organic amendments.

Make sure there is time between each step so that the soil can absorb the nutrients and the good bacteria can become established.

7. Monitor watering and prevent compaction

It is important to be mindful of your watering practices to prevent soil compaction and nutrient loss.

Deep watering once a week will generally contribute more to a plant’s durability than shallow watering more often.

According to Garden City Tree & LandscapeIt is imperative to be careful not to overwater as this can lead to root rot and other plant problems. Check soil moisture levels before watering to avoid unnecessary irrigation.

Avoid walking on garden beds and use raised beds or paths to minimize soil compaction.

8. Use green manures

Green manures are fast-growing plants – such as clover and rye – that are sown to cover bare ground.

When dug into the ground while still green, their leaves smother weeds, prevent soil erosion, fix nitrogen, return valuable nutrients to the soil and improve soil structure.

Experts at Envi Note that planting ground covers in your garden during the off-season can significantly improve soil quality.

A dense carpet of green foliage provides a perfect environment for pests such as snails, Further control measures may therefore be necessary after green manuring.

9. Go mulching

Mulching is an effective technique to conserve soil moisture and suppress weed growth.

Mulch acts as an insulating blanket, reducing evaporation and protecting the soil from excessive heat.

Apply a layer of organic mulch, such as wood chips or straw, about two to four inches deep around your plants, as described in Garden time.

Be careful not to put mulch against the plant’s stems as this can lead to moisture-related problems.

10. Prepare for next year

Once the growing season is over, you can prepare for the next by re-digging, lifting and turning your soil, adding more organic matter and probiotic soil conditioner.

According to EnviThis process helps break down plant roots and waste, enriching the soil for the following year.

By investing time and effort in nurturing healthy soil, gardeners lay the foundation for a season of bountiful growth, while ensuring their gardens bloom and thrive in the months to come.

AMAZON’s Spring Deal Days are here, with a huge selection of video games at bargain prices.

We’ve gone through Amazon’s spring sale and picked out some of the best deals for you.

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Game publisher Ubisoft is offering up to 85% off a selection of its PC games in the form of digital code purchases.

The complete editions of most Assassin’s Creed gamesexcept that the prices of the newest, Mirage, are reduced by 75% or even 80%.

These Gold, Complete or Ultimate editions include the base game as well as all released expansions, giving you all the content of each game in one purchase.

Expansions for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Origins, such as Dawn of Ragnarok and Curse of the Pharaohs, add hours of gameplay and feel like full-fledged standalone games.

To get your hands on these deals, you’ll need a free Ubisoft Connect account and download the publisher’s launcher app to your PC to redeem the codes you buy through Amazon.

Another publisher, EA, has slashed the prices of some of its more recent games for PS5, and unlike Ubisoft’s PC sale, these are physical releases for Sony’s latest console.

Empty spacethe 2023 remake of one of the most iconic survival horror games, costs £25.99, down from £69.99, or 63% off.

The latest big game in a galaxy far far away, Star Wars Jedi: Survivoris available for £24.99, or 64% off.

EA’s answer to the Monster Hunter series, Wild heartsnow selling for just £12.95, 81% off.

Warner Bros. is also having a sale on Amazon and offering Steam codes for their PC games.

If you’re quick, you can also grab these deals directly from Steam, but they’ll likely last a bit longer on Amazon, as the Spring Deal Days end on March 25, 2024.

The standard and deluxe editions of Hogwarts legacythe latest open-world game set in Harry Potter’s Wizarding World will be reduced by 50%.

Mortal Kombat 1the 2023 reboot of the iconic fighting series, had issues on the Nintendo Switch, but the PC version is fine, if your machine is up to the task of running it.

The Premium Edition of MK1 is on offer for £42.50, with a 50% discount, and the standard version costs £30.00.

Amazon’s spring sale is ending March 25, 2024and until then, we’ll keep you posted on more deals worth checking out.

If you’re looking for even more deals, a prequel to a brand new 90-rated game is available for under £5.