Roses That Open After the Sun Goes Down
A slim garden stake carrying seven silk roses. Each bloom is lit from the inside and drifts slowly through seven colours from dusk until the charge runs out.
Daylight
Weatherproof
Stake
Dusk
The Colour Moves Through the Petals
The LED sits inside each bloom, so the light comes through the fabric and the petal edges stay visible instead of washing out into one bright dot.
A Flower by Day, a Light by Night
Seven Blooms per Stake
The roses sit at different heights on short branching stems with leaves, so one stake fills a gap the way a small plant would.
Solar and Cordless
A panel on the stem is the whole setup. Six to eight hours of daylight gives eight to ten hours of glow. No plug, no batteries to buy.
Seven Colours, Slowly
The blooms ease between pink, purple, blue, teal, yellow, orange and red. It is a drift, not a flashing cycle.
Goes Straight In
A pointed spike pushes two to four inches into a border, a lawn edge or a large pot. Nothing to dig and nothing to level.
A Flower First, a Light Second
Most garden lights are an eyesore until the moment they come on. Seven silk blooms on leafy branching stems mean a stake looks like planting even at noon.
- Seven blooms per stake
- Silk petals hold shape and colour outdoors
- About 29 inches tall
Colour That Glows From Inside
The LED sits inside each bloom, so the light comes through the petals and the edges stay visible instead of washing out into one bright dot.
- Seven colours in a slow drift
- Eight to ten hours from a full charge
- On at dusk, off on their own
Border, Path, Pot or Lawn Edge
A pointed spike takes two to four inches of soil, a lawn edge or a large pot — nothing to dig, level or wire.
- Panel on the stem, no cables
- IP65 — rain and sprinklers are fine
- Four by a door, sixteen down a bed
Three Steps, Then Leave Them Alone
Push the Stake In
Anywhere the panel catches a few hours of daylight. Two to four inches of depth holds it.
Let It Charge
A full day of light is enough. There is no switch to find and nothing to turn on.
Come Out After Dusk
They light themselves at nightfall and go off on their own.
Pick Your Pack
Four grouped by a door or a step reads as one planting. Eight runs both sides of a path, and sixteen carries the colour the whole way down a bed — the effect people actually picture.
★★★★★ rated 4.6 / 5 · ships from the US · 30 days to change your mind
What Buyers Say
“These roses look so sweet along my front walkway. They charge during the day and come on by themselves at night with such pretty color changes.”
“I placed them in patio planters and love the gentle glow after sunset. The flowers are more realistic than I expected and handled a rainy week well.”
“Beautiful little garden lights. No cords, no fuss, and the solar panel seems to keep them glowing through the evening.”
30 Days to Change Your Mind
If they are 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
No, and they are not meant to be. The blooms are artificial silk fabric, which is what lets the light come through them. They hold their shape and colour outdoors in a way a real rose could not.
Neither. Each stake has its own solar panel and a rechargeable cell already inside. There is nothing to plug in and nothing to buy again.
About 29 inches from the top bloom to the tip of the spike, and the spike goes two to four inches into the ground, so they stand around two feet above soil level.
Eight to ten hours from a full charge, which takes six to eight hours of daylight on the panel. Short or heavily overcast winter days will shorten it.
They drift slowly and continuously through seven colours. It is a gradual fade rather than a flashing or strobing cycle, so it is easy to sit next to.
Yes. They are IP65 rated, which covers rain and sprinklers. They are not designed to be submerged or left standing in water.
Free on US orders over $50. Under that it is a flat $8.95 per order. Orders are processed in one to three business days and you get tracking by email.
Give the Border Something
to Do After Dark
Pick how many and have them glowing this week — solar, cordless and weatherproof.