15 of the best seasonal items to buy at Costco right now
Abigail Abesamis Demarest
- Insider rounded up some of Costco's best seasonal products to snag right now.
- The Adirondack chair, badminton set, and rose bushes are perfect for springtime.
- Prices are based on what I found at my local Costco in Long Island, New York, and they may differ from location to location.
Easily add fresh flowers to outdoor spaces with this window-box planter.
Outfitted with a grooved base, this planter can be readily placed on windowsills and deck rails.
It can also be installed outside of a window with additional hardware or simply placed on an outdoor table.
Each planter costs $23.99.
This woven patio swing comes with decorative pillows.
It's easy to imagine spending a perfect spring day by sipping a cold drink or reading a book on this patio swing.
Made with all-weather resin wicker, the product also sports a fast-drying material to prevent mildew, which is a must-have quality for any piece of outdoor furniture.
This patio swing retails at $549.99.
This pack of dormant rose bushes comes with detailed instructions.
If you've never worked with rose bushes before, there are instructions on the back of the box to guide you on planting, watering, and pruning.
Roses can make a lovely addition to an outdoor space, and each pack of two bushes costs $15.99.
This Adirondack chair is made from recycled plastic.
This white Adirondack chair's concealed stainless-steel fasteners lend sturdiness to the seat, and the UV-stabilized color is resistant to marking and fading.
Each chair, which needs to be assembled, costs $129.99.
You can customize a four-pack of hyacinths and daffodils at Costco.
These pretty plants come pre-potted, and you can make a custom mix of hyacinths and daffodils.
Each 6-inch pot comes wrapped in colored covers, which also makes the flowers an easy gift or simple springtime decoration.
Each box of four pots costs $17.99.
This massive cedar gazebo features an aluminum roof.
With a roof measuring about 12-by-14 feet, this product may require a permit, so Costco recommends checking with your local city, municipality, and HOA — if applicable — before purchasing it.
The gazebo costs $1,599.99 and is made with 100% FSC certified wood, which ensures that it came from responsibly managed forests.
This wood planter bench has both a functional and aesthetic purpose.
A place to sit with built-in displays for your favorite blooms, this bench is a great way to refresh your outdoor space this spring.
Assembly is required, but the wood is pre-cut, pre-drilled, and pre-stained for convenience.
This cedar bench retails at $149.99.
These decorative pillows are an easy way to update your space.
Giving your home a new look doesn't have to be expensive, and these colorful pillows prove it.
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, the cushions have a protective finish that resists fading from UV exposure.
Each set of two costs $14.99.
These seat pads are just the thing to add a pop of color and extra comfort.
Similar to decorative pillows, these colorful seat covers can spruce up your space with little effort.
They are made with performance fabric that resists stains, fading, mold, and mildew and come in several colors and designs, like blue stripes or solid red.
Each pack of two cushions retails at $29.99.
Cozy up next to this gas firepit on chilly nights.
Made of a lightweight, yet durable faux-concrete material, this firepit has a built-in electronic ignition, so lighting it is quick and simple.
Although you'll need to buy a propane tank to actually use it, this product costs $369.99 and also comes with a protective cover.
This collapsible cooler holds a lot on the go.
Boasting insulated layers and a leakproof, easy-to-clean lining, this soft-sided cooler also claims to keep ice for up to two days.
Each cooler sells for $19.99.
This stylish umbrella provides ample shade.
This 11-foot umbrella can be tilted, and its multitiered, vented design allows air to easily flow in and out.
It costs $199.99, but a base needs to be purchased separately.
Protect your hands while gardening or doing yard work with these leather gloves.
Boasting water resistance and breathable qualities, these durable gloves can be used for a variety of tasks.
Each set of three gloves costs $19.99.
Keep bugs at bay with this UV insect trap.
DynaTrap's mosquito trap claims to keep most insects at bay for up to half an acre so they don't ruin the springtime fun.
Using a UV fluorescent bulb that generates warm light to attract bugs, this product produces CO2 through its titanium-dioxide-coated surface and sucks in pests with a built-in vacuum.
This mosquito trap costs $69.99.
This badminton set has everything you need for a group game.
Offering a fun way to get outside and moving, this Wilson set comes with a net, carrying bag, and four rackets, shuttlecocks, and water-bottle holders.
This badminton kit sells for $44.99.
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