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The bottom of each of the two pieces is a stake that you put in the ground and has a small, round, solar panel that sits just below each stem.
The panel can be adjusted 90 degrees up or down so you can set it into a position that will have the most sun exposure.
During the day the colors are crisp and clear and at night they glow with a softer, warmer tone.
The structure of each flower resembles the real thing with 3 sepals, 2 petals, a lip and a column that has a touch of yellow.
Each spike has a different main color and 20 flowers. One has petals with white edges and cotton candy pink centers while the other spike has the reverse. There are even darker veins drawn out from the center so there's lots of detail to make them look life-like.
Each flower has a bulb set into the column (the center of the orchid) that lights up when it turns dark outside.
A button on the back of the solar panel lets you choose from two lighting modes - either steady or flashing.
They make a beautiful pair!