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Solar Garden Stake Accents Garden Or Pathway With A Whimsical Dragonfly Motif
Studio : National Artcraft
by National Artcraft
Brand : National
Publisher : National Artcraft
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0729498118683
UPC : 729498118683
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 1 review)
List Price : $15.95
Our Price : $12.50
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Turns on and off automatically
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Light gently changes color
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Includes a Ni-CD battery
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Made from sturdy metal and plastic components
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Will stay on most of the night when fully charged
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Product Description |
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This solar powered garden light provides a soft lighting accent and a whimsical spot of shifting color in the garden, patio, lawn or pool side. Suitable for outdoor use, the light turns on automatically in the dark and turns itself off during daylight hours. When fully charged in bright sunlight, it will shine most of the night. The dragonfly ornament that sits atop the garden stake measures 3-3/4" X 3-1/4" and includes a color-changing LED light bulb that makes the clear plastic dragonfly change from a soft red to blue to green in a continuous pattern. The solar cell absorbs the suns energy and powers the rechargable Ni-CD battery which is included. There is also an on-off switch should you want to turn the light off during certain times. The stake is 30" high and has a heavy-duty pointed tip that easily imbeds itself in the soil. This delightful garden decoration is provided in a sturdy cardboard box with instructions for use. NOTE: For proper operation be sure to charge the solar cell in sunlight for at least 8 hours before turning the unit on and be sure to remove the plastic film covering the solar panel before charging. For hundreds more craft, art and hobby products be sure to visit our National Artcraft Storefront. We have the creative component you need. |
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A unique addition to your garden |
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I purchased these last summer and everyone that comes over just goes crazy over them. They even light up during the winter with snow piled up around them, although not for as long of a time because it doesn't get enough solar in the winter. Very subtle addition to your garden and landscaping. |
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