Roses That Bloom After Dark
Five hand-shaped rose blooms per stake, lit from inside and cycling through seven colours. They charge in daylight and come on by themselves at dusk.
No Wiring
Weatherproof
at Dusk
Cycle
One Border, Seven Colours
They drift through the full cycle on their own. No remote, no app, nothing to set.
Made to Look Like Flowers, Not Lights
Five Blooms Per Stake
Each stake carries five full-size roses on bendable stems, so one stake fills a gap the way a real plant would.
Seven Colours, On Their Own
The blooms cycle through pink, gold, cyan, violet, green and back. Nothing to set and no remote to lose.
Charges by Day, Lights at Dusk
A 600mAh panel on the stake tops the cell up in daylight and a light sensor switches them on when the garden goes dark.
IP65 Weatherproof
Rated to stay out through rain, frost and wind. They are built to live in the bed, not come in each night.
What One Stake Gets You
Five lit roses, leaves on the stems, and a stake that stands 66cm / 25.98in out of the soil, so the blooms sit at planting height rather than down in the mulch.
- Five blooms per stake, each individually lit
- 66cm / 25.98in overall height
- Bendable stems so you can angle each bloom
- 600mAh panel mounted on the stake
Lit From Inside the Petals
The light source sits down in the bloom rather than behind it, so the colour reads through the layered petals instead of glaring out at you.
- Layered petals, not a flat moulded shape
- Colour comes through the petal, not around it
- No hard white LED point
- Reads as a flower in daylight too
Where People Put Them
Along a front walk, through a flower bed, around a patio edge, or as a marker on a memorial plot. Anywhere you want colour without running a cable.
- No wiring and no outdoor socket needed
- Push straight into soft ground
- Auto on at dusk, auto off at dawn
- Group them or space them along a run
Three Steps, Then Leave Them Alone
Water the Spot
If the ground is hard or dry, water it and loosen it first. Forcing a stake into baked soil is the main way these get damaged.
Push Them In
Press the stake in by hand until it sits firm. Angle the panel so it gets the most open sky you can give it.
Give It One Sunny Day
A full charge takes a day of direct light. From that evening they come on at dusk and run through the night.
Pick Your Pack
A bed reads best with four or more. Twelve covers a full front border or a path run on both sides. Every stake carries five blooms.
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What Buyers Say
“They look like real roses in daylight and then the whole bed turns into a colour show after dark. My neighbour asked where the florist was.”
“Pushed them in, waited one sunny day, and they came on by themselves that evening. Still going strong through a week of rain.”
“I put four along the front walk and it completely changed how the house looks at night. The stems bend so you can angle the blooms toward the path.”
30 Days to Change Your Mind
If they are not what you pictured, return them within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Email support first for an RMA number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Five. So a 2-stake pack gives you ten blooms, a 4-stake pack twenty, and so on. The pack number counts stakes, not individual flowers.
No, these run the seven-colour cycle only. There is no fixed-colour mode and no remote.
Around eight to twelve hours from a full charge. A shaded spot, a short winter day or a dirty panel will all shorten that.
They are IP65 rated for rain, frost and wind and can stay out year round. Keep snow and leaf litter off the little panel or they will not recharge.
66cm / 25.98in from the tip of the stake to the top bloom, so they clear low planting and bedding.
Do not force it. Water the ground, let it soften, and loosen the top few inches first. Pushing hard against dry or stony soil is what breaks the stem.
Give the Border Something to Do at Night
Five lit blooms a stake, seven colours, and nothing to switch on.