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They even have the little rosehips at the base.
What really sets them apart from others, though, are the many, small, green leaves attached to the stems.
There are easily 20 or more on each stake so the rich color of the petals really stands out.
There's a pointed, black plastic tip at the bottom of the stake to make it easier to stick them into the ground. The stake is long enough that the flowers sit about 9 inches high once you "plant" them.
Small lights are located in the center and while that part glows the brightest, they're strong enough that all the petals light up at night.
The round, adjustable solar panel needs to be in sunlight for at least 4 hours to collect a full charge.
The petals are made of pliable yet rugged plastic so they hold their shape and can withstand heavy rain and wind.