Solar Lights Outdoor Garden Decor, 2 Pack Upgraded Solar Dandelion Garden Lights Decorative with 36 LED - IP65 Waterproof Colorful Solar Lights Outdoor for Yard, Lawn, Pathway and Wedding (Multicolor)

Très jolie!

Burnt out in two weeks

Sadly there are lights in each of the dandilions that stopped working after about a month, still pretty to look at.

These solar dandelion lights surpassed my expectations. I was worried they would look phony and/or cheap, but they don’t. The leaves look a little bit fake, but you don’t notice that once they are tucked into the landscape. On that note, I also find where you place them makes a huge difference with how they look. If you were to just line a pathway with them, for example, you could absolutely tell that they are just solar flower lights on sticks. However, if you put them in a garden tucked in with other plants and foliage, they blend right in.During the day, they look like they could be real flowers. As other reviews have mentioned, they do look more like alliums rather than dandelions due to their size, but they are really pretty regardless.At night they create such a magical, twinkly glow. I got the warm white and they are absolutely stunning! The lights come on right around dusk and last at least a couple of hours. I recently had an evening get together with some friends that wrapped up around 11pm, and the lights were still going strong. I have some other solar lights that start to flicker and fade within 45 minutes to an hour of coming on, so you end up barely having time to enjoy them. Although I don’t know how long the dandelion lights stay on for sure, they at least last long enough for me to get full enjoyment out of them. What happens after I go to sleep doesn’t matter lol!I should also mention that these lights are able to maintain their glow for that long even though the solar panels are partially covered by plant foliage and get northeastern exposure (so not a whole lot of light throughout the day). I do like that I can adjust the height of the solar panels. I started with them a little bit closer to the ground and have raised them up as plants have grown up around them so that they can still catch the sun.As is the case with most solar lights, these come in several pieces and have a stake piece at the bottom to push into the ground. As I was moving the lights around and trying to find the perfect spot to put them, I almost immediately lost the bottom stake piece. It came detached when I pulled the light out of the ground and then it just seemed to get sucked into the abyss. This happened with both of the lights. I even took a shovel and started digging to try to find the piece, but I think it just kept getting pushed further and further down. I did give up and now the lights are just stuck in the ground without that piece. They seem to still be sturdy enough and I haven’t had any issues with them falling over or going crooked. Just a bit of a bummer that that piece came off so easily and now it’s gone.Overall though, I absolutely love these lights and they make me so happy when I see them sparkling out in the dark. They really are quite pretty and I have received many compliments on them.Update: after 3 months of Canadian summer, two of the dandelion puffs are dead. It's very sad because of how much we loved them when they were working perfectly.

I have about a bazillion solar lights scattered all over our property- in fact, in our neighbourhood we are known as "the house with all the lights". I love them and, if the comments we get are anything to go by, so do all of our neighbours. But, with all the different kinds I have, these are a first and my new favs I think. The dandelion shape is just SO pretty and looks lovely day and night. Except for the leaves, the flowers almost look like an allium only white, and surprisingly don't scream "fake" the way that most flower solar lights do, at least IMO. And at night? When they are lit up they are gorgeous and really catch the eye. No complaints! In fact, I may need to pick up more to add to my collection!