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Win Home & Garden Prizes
Home and garden prizes are some of the most valuable — and most overlooked — in UK comping. Furniture retailers, appliance brands and homeware magazines give away sofas, kitchen appliances, garden furniture sets, hot tubs, lawn mowers and full room makeovers worth thousands.
Because these draws don't have the mass appeal of cash or iPhones, entry numbers run noticeably lower — which means materially better odds for you. Every live home and garden competition we track is listed below, newest first.
Live Home & Garden Competitions
Showing 29 of 29Win a Wooden Charleston Furniture Set
New todayChic Interiors Online(FB)Home GoodsCloses 15 AugWin a giant garden games bundle
New todayBlackcircles (FB)Home Goods12 days leftWin 1 of 5 Spice Kitchen Cookbooks & World Spice Tin
New todayWorld Soccer (more competitions)Home GoodsCloses 21 SeptWin A Charles Bentley Acacia & Weave Bistro Set for the garden
New todayCharles Bentley(FB)Home GoodsCloses tomorrowWin a copy of At Home With Nima
vantagepointmag.co.ukHome GoodsCloses 28 AugWin 1 of 2 Woolf's Kitchen Lucky Seven Bundles
Money MagpieHome GoodsCloses 11 AugWin a homewares bundle
Nervous wreck designs(FB)Home Goods5 days leftWin A two-seater or four-seater garden table and chairs
encirclehaHome GoodsCloses 10 AugWin a stay for two at Bedruthan Hotel & Spa
Pick My Postcode (more competitions)Home GoodsCloses 26 AugWin Sleigh Cot Bed WILLOW + Premium Pocket Spring Mattress
Pick My Postcode (more competitions)Home GoodsCloses 12 AugWin an outdoor garden loveseat
AosomHome Goods5 days leftWin a Robud Gardening set plus a MORI end-of-season bundle
MORI(FB)Home GoodsCloses tomorrowWin a Lucy Pittaway Secret Garden 30 framed canvas
Celebs Now (more competitions)Home Goods11 days leftWin Sleigh Cot Bed WILLOW + Premium Pocket Spring Mattress
Pick My Postcode (more competitions)Home GoodsCloses 12 AugWin a stay for two at Bedruthan Hotel & Spa
Pick My Postcode (more competitions)Home GoodsCloses 26 AugWin a Lucy Pittaway Secret Garden 30 framed canvas
Life Death Prizes (more competitions)Home Goods11 days leftWin a Lucy Pittaway Secret Garden 30 framed canvas
Womans Own Magazine (more competitions)Home Goods11 days leftWin a Lucy Pittaway Secret Garden 30 framed canvas
Whats on TV (more competitions)Home Goods11 days leftWin a Lucy Pittaway Secret Garden 30 framed canvas
Woman Magazine (more competitions)Home Goods11 days leftWin a West Kent 21 pod Smart Garden Deluxe
Amateur GardeningHome Goods11 days leftWin a Lucy Pittaway Secret Garden 30 framed canvas
Womans WeeklyHome Goods11 days leftWin 1 of 2 Award-Winning Garden Hose Deluxe Sets from by Benson
Amateur Gardening (more competitions)Home Goods10 days leftWin 1 of 2 Roxil Garden Wood Protection Bundles
Amateur GardeningHome Goods6 days leftWin A Home Gym Starter Kit From Paragon Studio
Country & Town HouseHome Goods6 days leftWin a Boss Grill Forno 12" Outdoor Gas Pizza Oven from Appliances Direct
SixtyplusurfersHome GoodsCloses 31 AugWin a paperback copy of 'Tales from Under the Kitchen Sink'
Sussex LocalHome GoodsCloses 16 AugWin a luxury garden lounge set
ChecklistHome Goods4 days leftWin the ultimate garden watering bundle from Hozelock
Your Home StyleHome Goods9 days leftWin a Compact Foot Massager
MyOffersHome GoodsCloses 30 Nov
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Home & Garden Competition FAQs
What home & garden prizes are typically given away?
Everyday draws feature kitchen appliances, bedding bundles, BBQs, garden furniture and power tools. The headline prizes — full kitchen makeovers, hot tubs, garden offices — usually come from magazine promotions and trade brands and can be worth £5,000+.
Is delivery included with large prizes?
Almost always within mainland UK — promoters arrange courier or white-glove delivery for furniture and appliances. Some exclude Northern Ireland, the Highlands and islands, so check the restrictions line on the listing if that affects you.
Why do home & garden comps have better odds?
They attract fewer impulse entries than cash or gadget draws because the prizes feel less universal. Fewer entrants per draw means better odds — seasoned compers deliberately target these categories to keep their win rate up.