These festive, solar, poinsettia lights give you that bright red color you love around the holidays without any of the responsibility for watering them or picking up all those dead leaves.
All they need is hours of sunshine during the day and they'll shine throughout the night.
You can bunch them together and even put a three or four in tall flower pot wrapped in gold foil and ribbon and place them by your front door.
If you're having an evening Christmas party you can even put some tape over the solar panels so the sensors think it's dark out and bring them inside to use in your entry or as a table centerpiece.
I have two large faux ones in planters that I pull out each year but they don't have lights. I'm thinking of replacing them with some of these or stringing fairy lights around them to give them a fresh update.
I included some when I put together this year's Christmas decorating idea for a family member.
All they need is hours of sunshine during the day and they'll shine throughout the night.
You can bunch them together and even put a three or four in tall flower pot wrapped in gold foil and ribbon and place them by your front door.
If you're having an evening Christmas party you can even put some tape over the solar panels so the sensors think it's dark out and bring them inside to use in your entry or as a table centerpiece.
I have two large faux ones in planters that I pull out each year but they don't have lights. I'm thinking of replacing them with some of these or stringing fairy lights around them to give them a fresh update.
I included some when I put together this year's Christmas decorating idea for a family member.
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