Your front door is festive. Your garden should be, too.
Give that quiet garden corner a warm Christmas focal point. An elegant angel, glowing wings and a cascade of stars bring the holiday feeling beyond your front door.
A little Christmas wonder for the place you call home.
Bring the whole space together
The wreath is up. The garden still feels unfinished.
Maybe it is the flower bed beside the steps, or the corner you see from the patio. You want it to feel festive without planning another whole lighting project.
Give that space one clear focal point: a graceful angel above a curtain of warm, sparkling detail.
A festive finishing touch for an overlooked garden corner.Sunlight meets starlight
A solar-powered glow, with detail worth a closer look.
Let the panel catch the daylight.
The attached solar panel collects daylight to power the LED display. Choose a position where the panel receives direct sun, with the angel and strands clear of nearby plants.
Light output and run time depend on sunlight, placement and season. Follow the product's charging and operating instructions.
An angel with presence.
Layered wings, flowing folds and gold accents create a decorative focal point even before the lights are on.
A cascade of Christmas details.
Stars, snowflakes and little red-bowed bells draw the eye down from the basket into a warm waterfall of light.
Find its place at home
Four corners that could use a little Christmas.
Choose a soil bed with sunlight for the panel and room for the strands to hang freely.
Beside the front porch
Carry the glow of your wreath and garland into the garden bed that welcomes guests.
Along a garden path
Add a decorative highlight beside the walkway, keeping the stake and strands out of the walking area.
In a fence-side border
Bring height and a warm focal point to greenery, wreaths and red holiday bows.
Outside a favorite window
Place it in a visible garden bed so you can enjoy the seasonal display from your cozy corner indoors.
From daytime detail to evening atmosphere
The same garden corner. A different feeling after dark.
In daylight, the angel's shape and gold accents stand out against the greenery. When illuminated, the wings and hanging stars give that spot a softer, more festive mood.
Left: daytime appearance. Right: illuminated evening appearance. Illustrative views; actual brightness varies with conditions.A more focused decorating approach
One garden display. Fewer decorating decisions.
A coordinated angel-and-light design helps keep the look tidy, while solar power lets you plan around sunlight instead of a nearby outlet.
Consideration
Typical plug-in display
Angel's Starlight Cascade
Placement
Plan for an outlet and cable routing.
Choose a soil bed and sunlight for the panel.
Styling
Arrange lights around separate decorations.
Angel, wings and cascading lights in one design.
Visible leads
Extension leads may need positioning or hiding.
No outlet-to-display extension lead for solar operation.
Power needs
Uses household electricity.
Depends on available daylight; output can vary.
Make room for the glow
Set the scene in three simple steps.
1
Choose a sunny spot.
Find a soil bed where the panel can receive direct daylight. Keep the display away from paths and doorways.
2
Position and arrange.
Follow the product's assembly directions. Secure the stake in suitable soil, then gently separate the hanging strands so they fall freely.
3
Charge and enjoy.
Follow the charging and power-switch instructions. Give the panel access to sunlight, then check your display when you turn on the lights.
A few thoughtful placement tips.
Use as decorative lighting, not as the only light for steps or walkways.
Keep the stake and hanging wires away from children, pets, foot traffic and lawn equipment.
Handle the body and support carefully; do not lift or pull the display by its wings, ornaments or light strands.
Keep the panel clear of leaves and other obstructions. Avoid placing it beneath dense shade or a covered roof.
Follow the product's weather and care guidance. Do not submerge it, and move it to shelter during severe weather.
Good to know
A few answers before you decorate.
Does it need a nearby electrical outlet?
It uses solar power through the attached panel. Choose a location with direct daylight rather than positioning it around an outdoor outlet.
Where should I place it?
A garden or flower bed with suitable soil, sunlight for the panel and space for the strands is a good starting point. Keep it clear of walkways.
Will the light look the same every evening?
Not necessarily. Solar light output and run time vary with sunlight, shade, weather and season. A sunnier panel position supports charging.
What does it look like during the day?
The angel, feathered wings, gold robe details and hanging holiday ornaments remain visible as a decorative display when the lights are off.
Do I wrap the strands around a tree or railing?
The design shows the strands hanging down from the angel's basket. Arrange them gently in their natural cascade without pulling them tight.
Bring Christmas into the garden
Give your favorite corner its holiday glow.
An elegant angel. Warm cascading lights. A solar-powered focal point to enjoy throughout your Christmas decorating season.