for the way home
A Christmas
welcome.
Little lanterns. Familiar holiday faces. A warm welcome that begins before the front door opens.
Meet your little
Christmas neighbors.
Each holiday character becomes a miniature lighthouse, complete with a lantern, tiny windows and its own festive doorway.
Snowman
A striped scarf, a smiling face and an icy-blue doorway bring a cheerful winter touch.
Christmas Tree
Layered evergreen branches, ornaments and pinecones turn a favorite tradition into a tiny tower.
Reindeer
Decorative antlers, festive greenery and a wreath-adorned door add woodland character.
Your garden.
Your kind of Christmas.
Mix the characters for a little neighborhood, or repeat one favorite along a border.
A little neighborhood.
Let Snowman, Christmas Tree and Reindeer share the welcome. The different silhouettes make a lovely little gathering among winter greenery.
A lovely line of trees.
Repeat the Christmas Tree design to give a curved walk or garden edge a coordinated festive rhythm.
Daylight in.
Christmas glow out.
Sunlight powers the display. With the switch on, the lights turn on after dusk and off again in daylight.
A sunny place to charge.
The attached side panel collects daylight. Position it where it can receive direct sunlight, clear of shade.
A soft, steady welcome.
Warm white LEDs, approximately 2700K, illuminate the lantern and selected little windows after dark.
Find their spot
along the way.
Let the shape of your garden guide the arrangement, from a little porch planter to a generous winter border.
Beside the garden gate
Tuck the characters among low greenery to give the approach a festive focal point.
Near the front porch
Gather the three designs in a soil-filled planter that receives direct sunlight by day.
Throughout a winter border
Space several along the bed, mixing characters to create little moments of discovery.
A little planting.
A lot of Christmas.
Choose your sunny spot, then bring the scene together.
- Connect the stake sections.
Join the sections before placing the light in your garden.
- Set securely in suitable soil.
Insert the ground spike approximately 3.1–3.9 inches. Leave the solar panel exposed.
- Switch on and let it charge.
Face the panel toward direct sunlight. The light responds automatically to dusk and daylight.
Little lighthouses.
Know their height.
Part of the stake sits below the soil, so the installed height is lower than the full length.
- Full height
before installation - 17.3in
- Visible height
above the soil - 13.4–14.2in
- Recommended
insertion depth - 3.1–3.9in
Make coming home
feel like Christmas.
A familiar front path. A favorite wreath on the door. And a few little lights waiting among the greenery.
Before they
come home.
A few practical details for planning your Christmas display.
Which designs and quantities can I choose?
The product options include Snowman, Christmas Tree and Reindeer as individual designs, plus a 3 Piece Set. The decorating photos show different arrangements, sometimes with several stakes; choose the option and quantity you want before ordering.
Do I need to turn them on every evening?
Leave the switch in the on position for automatic operation. The lights turn on after dusk and off in daylight. Keep the attached solar panels in direct sunlight so they can charge.
How long will the lights stay illuminated?
There is no fixed lighting time. Charging and illumination vary with sunlight, weather, season and placement. Shaded locations and shorter or cloudy days can reduce the available charge.
Does the light flash or change color?
These stakes use steady warm white LED illumination, approximately 2700K. The top lantern and selected windows light up; the illuminated window layout varies by character.
Where can I place them?
They are designed as decorative garden stakes for suitable soil in garden beds, borders, front walks and porch-side planting areas. Connect the stake sections and insert securely. Choose a location where the side-mounted solar panel receives direct sunlight.
A warm welcome starts here.
Choose a favorite character, or bring the little neighborhood together.