Lowe’s Fourth of July Sale is your last big chance to save on mulch, grills, and more before summer winds down. If you missed the April and May sales, it’s your best chance to stock up on the good stuff.
During Lowe's Fourth of July Sale, you can find discounts on flags, mulch, grills, tools, appliances, and other lawn and garden items. The best part? This is also when Lowe’s starts clearing out patio furniture, so you might find markdowns outside of the official sale too. Plus, there are free paint samples for MyLowes Rewards Members.
From sale dates to shopping tips, here’s everything you need to know about the Lowe's Fourth of July Sale and how to score the best Lowe’s deals in 2026.
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Lowe's Fourth of July Sale is a 3-week plant and outdoor sale.
Lowe's Fourth of July Sale is the last big sale of the summer, with deals on mulch, grills, flowers, patio furniture, tools, and lawn and garden essentials. The sale has discounts of up to 60% off select patio furniture and up to 35% off tools.
KCL predicts Lowe's Fourth of July sale will begin Thursday, June 18, 2026.
Lowe's hasn’t officially announced the start date for the Fourth of July sale, but based on what they've done in recent years, we here at KCL predict that it’ll start Thursday, June 18, and end two weeks later on Wednesday, July 8, 2025.
How did we make our prediction?
Lowe’s typically ends their Fourth of July sale on the Wednesday after Independence Day, and the sale usually runs for about three weeks. Their weekly ad cycle starts on a Thursday, so the start date shifts slightly each year depending on when July 4 falls.
In 2025, the sale ran from Thursday, June 19, through Wednesday, July 9. In 2024, it ran from Thursday, June 27, through Wednesday, July 10.
In 2026, Independence Day falls on a Saturday, so we expect the sale to follow the same pattern — starting on Thursday, June 18, and ending on Wednesday, July 8, the Wednesday after the holiday.
What are Lowe's Fourth of July hours?
Lowe’s should be open during normal business hours on July 4, 2025. Doors will open at 6 a.m. and close at 10 p.m. Keep in mind: Fourth of July hours may vary by location, so call your local Lowe’s store to confirm before you take the trip.
Lowe's Fourth of July Sale 2025: Best Deals to Shop
Char-Broil Gas Grill: $299 Deal Is Back
This is the same $299 Char-Broil Performance grill Lowe’s has dropped in past July Fourth sales, and it usually sells out fast. It’s a solid price if you’re looking for a dependable 4-burner grill without all the bells and whistles. Lowe’s also tends to offer free assembly and local delivery on this one.
Mulch: 3 for $10 Summer Stock-Up Deal
Lowe’s almost always brings back the three for $10 deal on bagged mulch in red, black, and brown. These are the 2-cubic-foot bags. If you missed the $2 bags earlier in the year, this is the next best price of the year.
Craftsman Tools: Save up to $100 on power tools and combos.
During Lowe’s Fourth of July Sale, we see up to $100 off Craftsman tools, including drill and impact driver sets, combo kits, and select hand tools.
Major Appliances: Up to 40% Off Brands Like Whirlpool and GE
Lowe’s is offering up to 40% off appliances this Fourth of July, including washers, dryers, and refrigerators from Samsung, GE, KitchenAid, and Whirlpool. These markdowns are usually competitive with Memorial Day and Labor Day pricing. There's also an additional percentage off if you purchase multiple appliances.
Lowe’s members can get free paint samples.
If you’re a MyLowe’s member, you can get free paint color samples during the sale. These are sample cans, great for testing out wall colors before committing. Just make sure you’re signed in to your account to grab the deal in-store only.
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