DIY uplighting—ground lights angled upward—quickly transforms backyards. Spotlights favorite features, adds depth to walls/fences.
In-ground vs. stake-mounted: Stakes cheaper/easier but obtrusive; interfere with mowing/walking. In-ground cleaner.
Avoid high-pressure sodium: Wavelength disrupts plant growth, increases injury vulnerability.
Choose: Mercury vapor, metal halide, fluorescent—plant-safe. Low-intensity preferred.
Solar options: Inexpensive, low-intensity, no wiring. Some allow shaded installation with removable solar panel for sunny charging.
Showcase prized plants and garden areas with thoughtful uplighting.
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