Solar Fairy Lights for Garden Trees, 100 LED, 17 m

The prettiest corner of a garden is usually the one furthest from a socket. That is where a run of light has to earn its place — no cable snaking across the lawn, no timer to remember, no bill at the end of the month.

This string answers with a small panel on a ground stake and a long, light wire of clear LED beads. The panel takes its charge from the afternoon, and when the light drops the string comes on by itself and stays on. Push the stake into a border where the sun lands, then run the wire wherever you actually want the glow — around a trunk, along a fence rail, over a pergola beam.

A solar stake, a long clear wire, and light that starts itself

• Charges in daylight: the panel sits on a spike you push into soil or a pot, angled at whatever part of the garden gets sun
• Comes on at dusk: a light sensor does the switching, so there is nothing to set and nothing to remember
• Long enough to matter: the run covers a mature tree or a whole fence line rather than one shrub — see the length in the specifications
• No cable to the house: nothing to trail across a path, nothing to trip over, no outdoor socket needed

Light where the sockets are not

A mains string is only as long as the nearest extension lead allows, which is why gardens tend to be lit near the back door and dark everywhere else. This one moves the power source to the plant bed, so the far end of the garden can be the lit end.

A bead, not a bulb

Each point of light is a small clear cylinder moulded onto the wire rather than a screw-in bulb. That keeps the string light enough to drape over a branch without weighing it down, and it means nothing has to be replaced.

Four colours, one shape

The same string comes in warm white, blue, green and red. White reads as candlelight along a path; the colours read as celebration, which is what most people want them for.

Available colours

• White: warm, steady light — the everyday choice for paths and trees
• Blue: cool and quiet, good against green foliage
• Green: disappears into a hedge until it lights
• Red: festive, strongest at close range on a table or railing

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Does it need an outdoor socket?
No. The stake panel is the only power source, so the string works anywhere the panel can see the sky.

What happens on a dull day?
A shorter charge means a shorter run that night. The panel starts charging again the next morning without any input from you.

Can I cut it to length?
No — the wire carries the circuit. Coil the spare around a branch or a post rather than shortening it.

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