The Border Keeps Flowering After Dark
A 28-inch stake carrying 21 fabric azalea blooms, each one lit from inside by its own LED, with 42 lights in total threaded through the stem. It charges in daylight and comes on by itself once the light drops.
Daylight
Weatherproof
at All
Off at Sunrise
The Light Comes from Inside the Petal
Each fabric bloom has its own LED behind it — a lit plant, not a spotlight pointed at a plant.
It Reads as a Plant, Not a Lamp
21 Blooms, 42 Lights
Every flower is lit individually and a fine spray of lights runs up through the stem, so the whole shape glows instead of one bright point.
Solar, Fully Cordless
The panel sits at the base of the stake. Six to eight hours of sun gives roughly eight to ten hours after dark.
Holds Up in Daylight
Fabric petals and moulded leaves at close to knee height, so it still looks like planting when the lights are off.
Four Colours
Pink, purple, red or yellow. Pick the one that sits with whatever is already flowering.
It Earns the Spot in Daylight
With the lights off it reads as planting — fabric petals and moulded leaves at close to knee height, filling a border the way a small shrub would.
- 21 fabric blooms per stake
- Reads as planting, not a fixture
- About 28 inches tall
Lit from Inside the Petals
Each bloom has its own LED behind it, so the colour glows out through the flower — and 42 lights in total run through the stems between them.
- 21 bloom lights, 42 LEDs in all
- On at dusk, off at sunrise
- Eight to ten hours from a full charge
Knee Height, Planted in Minutes
The spike is part of the stem — push it into soft soil, a border or a large planter, give the panel a day of sun, and it looks after itself.
- Push-in spike, no tools
- Panel at the base of the stake
- Pick pink, purple, red or yellow
Three Minutes, Then Leave It Alone
Push It In
The spike is part of the stem. Soft soil, a border or a large planter all work; no tools and nothing to assemble.
Give It a Day of Sun
The panel at the base wants open sky above it for part of the day. A full charge takes six to eight hours.
Forget About It
It comes on by itself at dusk and switches off at sunrise. There is no switch and no timer to set.
Pick Your Pack
Two either side of a step reads deliberate. Four marks out a corner. Eight spaced along a path is the point where it starts looking like something that was planted there.
★★★★★ solar azaleas for borders, paths and patio edges
What Buyers Say
“These azalea lights made the edge of my patio feel so warm and inviting. They charged through the day and came on by themselves right at dusk.”
“Very pretty colors and no wiring at all. We had rain two nights after placing them in the garden and they still worked perfectly.”
“The flowers look charming along the walkway. I like that the lights are bright enough for ambience without looking harsh.”
30 Days to Change Your Mind
If it is not what you pictured, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we will sort it out. Full terms are on our refund policy page.
Frequently Asked Questions
About 28 inches from the tip of the spike to the top of the bloom cluster, so it sits at roughly knee height in a border.
No. The petals are fabric and the leaves are moulded, which is what lets each bloom hold an LED behind it. They do not need water and they do not drop.
No. There is a solar panel at the base of the stake. Nothing plugs in and there is no cable to run or bury.
Six to eight hours of sun generally gives eight to ten hours after dark. Short winter days and heavy shade both shorten that.
Yes. It is rated IP65, so rain, damp mornings and garden sprinklers are all fine. It is built to stay out through the season.
Not at the moment. Each order ships in the single colour you pick, so a pack arrives as a matched group. Place separate orders if you want more than one colour.
You will get tracking by email as soon as your parcel leaves our warehouse.
The Border Keeps
Flowering After Dark
Pick your colour and how many, and have them glowing this week — solar-powered, IP65 weatherproof, and on at dusk by themselves.