Solar LED Lights for Tiny Treehouses

A small solar panel on a spike, a 6.5 foot cord, and a string of warm LEDs at the end of it. The panel sits in the sun; the lights come on by themselves once the light goes. Nothing to plug in, nothing to switch, and no battery to replace on the one evening you actually wanted the scene lit.

Lost Cabin and Woodland Outpost both arrive with their own battery lights on a timer, which is fine on a shelf indoors. This is the one you want when the planter lives on a porch or a step and you would rather not go out there every night to turn it on.

Its job in your garden: the part of the scene that keeps working after you have gone inside.

• Runs on: sunlight. The panel charges through the day and the lights come up at dusk on their own.
• Burn time: up to 14 hours on a full charge, with 8 lighting modes.
• Cord: 6.5 ft from panel to lights, so the panel can sit in sun while the scene sits in shade.
• Mounting: three ways, all included: plant stake, hook, or flat stand.
• Weather: IP65 rated, which covers rain. That rating is for the lights, not for whatever they are lighting; most wooden kits want a weatherproof sealant before they live outside.
• Battery: 3.7V 800mAh, built in and charged by the panel. Nothing to buy or swap.
• Maker: Tiny Treehouses, who also make our Lost Cabin and Woodland Outpost.