The Border Goes Quiet.
Then It Lights Up.
One pack is eight crackle-glaze mushroom caps on frosted stems, all fed by a single solar panel. The light comes out through the cracks, not just off the surface.
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It turns itself on, every night
The panel reads the fading light and wakes the whole run at once. Eight to ten hours on a full charge, then off again by morning.
Most garden lights just glow. These have a pattern.
A crackle glaze over a translucent shell means the LED inside throws a web of warm lines across each cap instead of a flat blob of colour.
Crackle-glaze caps
Each cap is about 3 inches across with a fine craquelure finish. Lit, the light picks out every line; unlit, it reads as a painted ceramic ornament rather than a lamp.
Eight lights, one panel
Every pack is eight mushrooms on one wire, run off a single solar spike. There is nothing to plug in and no battery to replace — put the panel where it gets sun and the mushrooms wherever you want them.
All eight colours in every pack
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink and warm white, one of each. A pack reads as a deliberate line of colour rather than a row of identical ornaments.
Built to stay outside
IP65 rated for rain and sprinklers. Push the spikes in once at the start of the season and leave them there.
They still look like something in daylight
This is the half most solar lights fail. Unlit, the crackle caps read as small ceramic ornaments in the planting, so the bed does not look like it is wearing switched-off equipment for twelve hours a day.
- Eight mushrooms and one solar panel per pack
- Caps about 3 inches across, roughly 8 inches tall
- Thin black wire sits flat and disappears into the mulch
Close up is where they earn it
The glaze is what separates these from a plastic dome with a bulb in it. Warm light comes out through the crack lines, so each cap is a pattern rather than a shape.
- Warm white LED behind a coloured shell
- Frosted stems glow softly too, not just the caps
- Eight to ten hours from a six to eight hour charge
Three steps, then leave it alone
Put the panel in the sun
One panel per pack, and it is the only part that needs open sky. The mushrooms themselves can sit in shade.
Push the eight mushrooms in
Each one has a short spike. Space them roughly two feet apart along a bed edge or a path.
Wait for dusk
The run comes on by itself and goes off at sunrise. There is no switch to find.
One pack lines a path. Two turns a corner.
Every pack is eight mushrooms and its own solar panel, which is about twenty feet of border. One pack picks out a single run; a second lets you carry the line round a corner or start a second bed without sharing a panel. Four and eight packs are for the people doing the whole front garden in one go — and both clear the free shipping line.
What buyers say
“I ran the six down the side of the front walk and it turned the whole path into a little fairy trail. They charged the first afternoon and came on by themselves at dusk.”
“Pushed them into the lawn in about five minutes, no wiring, no tools. The cracked finish is what sells it — the light comes out through the lines instead of just glowing flat.”
“They went through a full weekend of rain and still looked cheerful on Monday. I wish the stems were a touch longer for tall planting, but around the flower bed they are lovely.”
30 days to change your mind
If it is not what you pictured, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we will sort it out. Full terms are on our refund policy page.
Before you order
Eight, plus the solar panel that runs them. They arrive on one wire in eight different cap colours — red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink and warm white. So 2 Packs is 16 mushrooms and two panels, 4 Packs is 32, and 8 Packs is 64.
No — and that is the design. One small solar panel on a ground spike feeds all eight mushrooms in the pack through a thin wire, so you only need one spot with good sun. The mushrooms themselves can go in shade, under planting, anywhere along the wire.
Roughly two feet between mushrooms, with a longer lead from the solar panel to the first one. The spacing is fixed, so plan the run rather than the individual positions.
The cap is about 3 inches across and each one stands about 8 inches tall including its spike. They are border-scale, not statement pieces — the effect comes from the run.
Eight to ten hours from a full charge, which takes six to eight hours of daylight on the panel. A stretch of heavily overcast days will shorten it.
The colour you see is the glaze on the cap, not the bulb — each cap is permanently red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink or warm white, and the LED behind it is a steady warm white. So a given mushroom is always the same colour rather than cycling through an RGB range.
Yes. They are IP65 rated, which covers rain and sprinklers. They are not designed to be submerged or left under standing water.
Free on US orders over $50, which the 4 Pack and 8 Pack both clear. Under that it is a flat $8.95 per order. Orders are processed in one to three business days and you get tracking by email.
Pick how many packs, and light the border
Eight mushrooms and a solar panel in every pack — a line of colour that turns itself on tonight.