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The shorter one has two, slender leaves while the taller tulip has one.
A lacy print is cut into each iron petal so that the light coming from the crackle glass ball in the center can shine through.
One has a curve in the stem so the head points down while the other points up and because of that I could see using them to highlight an outdoor fairy garden.
You could have one shining down on a wooden house with fairy figures and it would look like a pink moon in the sky.
Because there's no fabric they're more likely to hold their color over time and the petals won't go limp or blow off in strong winds.
The stake bottoms are forked so each has two points that go into the ground. This helps support the extra weight of the metal tops so they stay in place.
The solar panel comes with a rechargeable AA battery inside and there's an On/Off switch on the back.
They're sturdy and well made.
If you love tulips and are looking for a metal garden accessory that looks elegant during the day and adds light at night these could be a great choice.