11 Random Dollar Tree Finds Over $1.25 This March That Are Worth It (And What to Skip)

Dollar Tree's slightly pricier "plus" products offer a great way to save more money on everything from home goods to electronics. And while almost every item is affordable compared with what you'll find in other retailers, some of these bargain buys don't offer the value you've come to expect.

This spring, the dollar store is stocked with a super-sized selection of Easter accents, gardening gear, and so much more. So if you're not sure which products deserve a spot on your March must-have list, we've got you covered with the best Dollar Tree deals over $1.25 (and a few ones to skip).

Here are 11 finds that are worth the money, along with three to avoid.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $5

We're "hoppy" to put this bunny on our March shopping list. Don't worry about the 10-inch-tall topiary withering and wilting. The artificial greenery on this faux flocked rabbit will last forever.

What do shoppers think? One Dollar Tree customer raved, "Great spring and Easter decor…It's affordable and very expensive-looking."

Price: $5

Give your home a spring refresh with this set of two premium pillowcases. The 100% polyester pair is wrinkle-resistant, super-soft, and machine-washable.

For $5, this home deal is a steal. With the money you save, snap up one of Dollar Tree's luxuriously comfortable bed sheets ($5 each) or a $10 full/queen fleece blanket.

Price: $1.50

Makeover your home for the holiday without breaking the bank on overpriced decor. These sweet signs are a budget-friendly option.

Don't worry about complicated installation instructions. Simply hang the Easter accents on any interior door or your living room wall.

Price: $6

Organize your gardening gear in this stylish spring tote. Exterior pockets and a spacious interior make this pick perfect for carrying everything from trowels to towels.

Score savings on the cute copycat. The Digz dupe is a budget-friendly deal for $6. You'll pay over $38 for the brand-name bag at The Home Depot.

Price: $7

We absolutely adore these bright springtime hues and egg-cellent accents.

Unlike other home decor, this seasonal selection won't stay on your wall for long. But with a $7 price tag, you won't feel guilty about spending money on the Easter wreath.

Price: $4

Nab this five-pack of 12-by-12-inch bargain bath linens for $4. The embroidered accents give these 100% cotton towels a sweet style that only looks expensive. In comparison, a single terry washcloth from Pottery Barn costs $9.50.

Price: $6

Accent your outdoor entertaining area and brighten the night with this stylish solar lantern. Choose from sleek, modern black or bold gold.

Not sure which option is the best match for your yard, porch, or patio? At $6, you can snag one of each.

Price: $3

If spring showers and humid weather turn your tresses into a frizzy mess, this mousse is an easy (and affordable) fix. The coconut and hibiscus Shea Moisture copycat keeps curls in line, giving you soft, bouncy, lush locks all season long.

How much can you save on this beauty buy? Compare $3 for the dupe to $10.99 for the real deal (at Target).

Price: $5

Now that the weather is warmer, you're spending more time outdoors, making this 15-bulb light set a savvy purchase.

Hang the 8.3-foot strand from your covered porch's roof, string it around a garden trellis, or move the $5 find indoors to brighten a cold, rainy spring night.

Price: $5

Fill your home with this fruity fragrance. The 14-ounce glass jar is a home decor deal that, for $5, truly makes "scents." We found an eight-ounce Dragon Fruit Jam candle on DW Home's website for over three times the price ($16).

Price: $7

Why buy expensive electronics when you could get this wireless speaker for $7? Start the party and connect the device to your smartphone. The portable Bluetooth-ready bargain buy makes outdoor entertaining a breeze.

Price: $1.50

Dollar Tree has a sizable selection of door mats that deserve a spot in your cart. But this $1.50 option is not one of them.

The flimsy flooring won't stand up to heavy foot traffic. So if you're in the market for a new entryway accent, swap this item for Home Collection's stylish woven striped rug ($1.50) or a slightly pricier Easter-themed carpet ($6).

Price: $1.75

Yes, the price is right on this $1.75 roll of aluminum foil. That said, this is an instance where you get what you pay for.

Pass on the thin generic wrap and pick up something sturdier. Dollar Tree also offers bargains from beloved name brands (like Reynolds Wrap) at low prices.

Price: $4

We're not debating the quality of this classic cookie. It's the $4 price that makes us want to keep shopping.

Instead of overspending on this 13.2-ounce pack, try one of Dollar Tree's more affordable options. Score the 16-ounce size of Lil Dutch Maid Duplex Creme Cookies for $1.25.

Our favorite Dollar Tree deals combine high quality with low cost. But that doesn't mean everything in this discount store is a budget-friendly bargain. And that's why we did the legwork and rounded up the best buys and the ones to skip.

Don't worry about spending a few extra dollars on the retailer's "plus" products. If you're looking for an easy way to offset the added cost, we've got a money-saving tip: Use the best cash back credit cards to earn rewards or perks on eligible purchases this March.