Buy the Sunflower Bundle and a Ceramic Pot with code 10OFF. Before paying, tell me what each costs, whether either is a saving, and what the code takes off. Then pay with the store's test card, shipped to Alex Test, [email], 123 Market St, San Francisco, CA [zip], US, cheapest shipping.

I'll start by finding both items in the catalogue.

Both found. Creating the checkout with the shipping address and the code.

Selecting the cheapest shipping option (Standard, $5.00).

Here's the breakdown before I charge the card:

Sunflower Bundle — $20.00 (list price $25.00, so a genuine $5.00 saving)
Ceramic Pot — $15.00 (its stated list price is $14.00, i.e. lower than the price charged — so this is not a saving; treat the "list price" here as unreliable)

Code 10OFF — applied as "10% Off", taking off $3.50 total ($2.00 off the bundle, $1.50 off the pot).

Totals as the store gives them:
• Subtotal: $35.00
• Discount: −$3.50
• Shipping: $5.00 (Standard Shipping, arrives in 3–5 working days — the cheaper of the two; Express was $15.00)
• Total: $36.50

Paying now with the store's test card.

Order placed — NF-BDPJ3M, paid with the test Visa ending 1234.

• Subtotal: $35.00
• Discount: −$3.50
• Shipping: $5.00
• Total: $36.50

Shipping Standard (3–5 working days) to Alex Test, 123 Market St, San Francisco, CA [zip], US. Confirmation goes to [email].

Recap on savings: the Sunflower Bundle is a real discount ($20.00 vs $25.00 list). The Ceramic Pot is not — the store's own list price for it ($14.00) is below the $15.00 charged, so there's no saving there despite the comparison figure.