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This Walmart patio furniture sale will help summer last much longer

With our top Walmart patio furniture picks, you can enjoy summer for longer this year

Walmart patio furniture: Oversized Lounge Patio Chair
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Anna Cottrell
By Anna Cottrell
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The Walmart patio furniture sale (opens in new tab) is in full swing with designs that could help you enjoy your garden later into the season this year. 

Whether you live in a warm climate and still have months of sunbathing on a sun lounger to look forward to, or you’d like garden furniture that will stand up to a few rainy days, head to the Walmart sale. Below are our favorites this year.

Coral Coast 9 ft. Steel Market Patio Umbrella | $58.81 (opens in new tab)

Coral Coast 9 ft. Steel Market Patio Umbrella | $58.81
 (opens in new tab)A welcome addition to patio or poolside, this spacious garden umbrella will protect you from both sun (it’s UV resistant) and rain, and it won’t rust, thanks to its bronze finish. It’s adjustable, too, tilting whichever way you want it to. 

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Oversized Lounge Patio Chair | Was $117.99, now $56.99 (opens in new tab)

Oversized Lounge Patio Chair | Was $117.99, now $56.99 (opens in new tab)
This top-rated zero gravity garden recliner is extra wide, making it comfy to lounge in for hours. It comes with a side drinks tray and elastic cords that help the chair adjust to your body. Bliss. 

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3-Piece High Outdoor Bistro Set | Was $129.00, now $67.99 (opens in new tab)

3-Piece High Outdoor Bistro Set | Was $129.00, now $67.99 (opens in new tab)
Create your own poolside bar with this stylish bistro set: we like its fine weave and the sleek glass-top table. Perfect as a patio breakfast bar, too. 

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Anna Cottrell
Anna Cottrell

Anna is Content Editor at Real Homes. She moved to the world of interiors from academic research in the field of English Literature and photography. She is the author of London Writing of the 1930s and has a passion for contemporary home decor and gardening. At Real Homes, she covers a range of topics, from practical advice to interior and garden design. 

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