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Display these self-sustaining solar lights as gorgeous art pieces among the flowers in your garden or yard. The vividly illuminated lily flower changes color, while the illuminated stem remains green. Use the lily head in the summer and the extra starburst head (included) in the winter, for beautiful seasonal decoration year-round. 1-year product warranty, return and refund within one year of purchase.
Product Features
- Lily flower or the Starburst changes colors while the stem remains green.
- Lights automatically turn on/off. 8 hours in the sun = 6 hours lighting in the evening.
- No wires or A/C electricity needed. Self sustained on free solar energy with no maintenance required.
- 28″ overall height. 2 interchangable heads + 1 stake included in each package.
- 2 LED lights/stake. Top LED changes color, Pole LED remains green.
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gorgeous pieces for my garden in the evening I used a couple of beautiful butterfly pieces that makes my garden really standing out in the evening. One with changing light and the other steady green light. See the video.
it IS beautiful Received this product and for the first several days after it charged it WAS beautiful – looking exactly as the description showed. However, after a rain storm one of them stopped lighting up – I figured that possibly not enough light had recharged the battery. After a full day of sun, it did not light up that particular evening. I looked at the unit and noticed condensation inside the stem down near the charging base. I decided to unscrew the base to get at the rechargeable battery to make sure is was in place and there was quite a bit of water within this base – the only place that I noticed where water could get in was around the solar cells. I put silicon sealer around these cells edges but no difference, the unit is dead.UPDATE:The company has since offered to replace the leaking unit, which I thank very much and am greatly impressed by their customer service. I did NOT initiate the return because I had put silicone sealer on the unit to stop the leaking myself. It was the company that contacted me after I had posted this review which tells me how good this company is to deal with – I have upgraded my star rating to 5 because the unit is beautiful and the great customer service – thank you again!
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