Solar Sunflower Path Lights, Two-Piece Six-Head Set for Garden Paths and Courtyards

Solar Sunflower Path Lights, Two-Piece Six-Head Set for Garden Paths and Courtyards

Six heads per pack, two pieces
$7.65
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Solar Sunflower Path Lights, Two-Piece Six-Head Set for Garden Paths and Courtyards

Solar Sunflower Path Lights, Two-Piece Six-Head Set for Garden Paths and Courtyards

$7.65
StyleSix heads per pack, two pieces

Add warm white sunflower accents along garden paths, courtyards, terraces, and planted borders after sunset.

Each stake combines decorative flower heads, a solar panel, and automatic switching for straightforward outdoor placement.

What's Included

  • Two sunflower light stakes
  • Six sunflower flower heads
  • Two integrated solar panels
  • Ground stakes for outdoor placement

Key Features

  • Warm white illumination adds visible evening accents around outdoor pathways.
  • Automatic switching turns the lights on after dark.
  • Solar charging avoids wired power connections during installation.
  • Three sunflower heads on each stake create a fuller display.
  • Ground stakes support placement beside paths, planters, and borders.

Product Specifications

  • Pack quantity — Two pieces
  • Flower head count — Six total heads
  • Flower arrangement — Three heads per stake
  • Light color — Warm white
  • Power source — Solar
  • Switching — Automatic
  • Approximate dimensions — 29.17 inches tall with 5.8-inch flower heads

Use Scenarios

  • Lining garden paths and stepping-stone walkways
  • Accenting courtyard planting beds after sunset
  • Decorating terrace borders and raised planters
  • Creating a sunflower display around outdoor seating areas

Buyer Questions

How many sunflower lights are included?
The set includes two complete stakes with six flower heads total.

Do these lights require wired electricity?
They use solar power, so wired electrical installation is unnecessary.

When do the lights turn on?
The automatic switch turns illumination on after dark.

How are the flowers arranged?
Each stake displays three sunflower heads for a fuller cluster.