Let’s assume you’ve just completed an extensive landscaping project. You spent a lot of time planning and now its finished and you want to just sit back and enjoy. But, as the daylight fades, you start to lose sight of it all. You think, wow, there’s got to be a way to enjoy this after dark. You think, maybe some type of lighting, but what. You think that you hate to have wires hanging over your newly designed space, and you hate to think about digging up your new sod just to put in wires. You think, even after the lights are in, and what if they don’t give you the effect you wanted. The solution to this is to add solar lights.

Outdoor solar lights come in many different styles, shapes, material, colors and designs. There are solar lights that would enhance any landscape. There are price ranges from very modest to very expensive. You just have to decide the budget you want and start shopping. Here at TGG, we’ve seen pathway lights as low as $2 each or even less and spotlights for as low as $5 each at places like Target and Walmart.

There are solar lights that will allow you to light up things like trees, shrubs, fences, or even house numbers or flag poles. These types are often spotlights and can be places anywhere and moved easily till you get the right effect.