A glass orb garden lamp that reads as a pool of warm light in a border

The shell is glass with a crackled surface, so the light inside breaks into small points rather than one flat glare. A panel on top charges through the day and a sensor switches the lamp on as the light fades. Four diameters are available, from 10 to 20 cm.

Why choose this garden lamp?

It sits flat on a step or a table, or clips onto the supplied ground stake for a border. The warm white tone stays close to candlelight rather than the blue of most outdoor fixtures. There is a manual switch as well, for nights when you want it off.

Textured glass shell: a crackle finish scatters the light into a starry pattern instead of a single beam.
Automatic at nightfall: light-sensing control brings the lamp up at dusk, with a manual switch as a second option.
Warm white tone: a soft, low-blue light that suits a patio table or a planting bed.
Ten-hour run: a full day of charging gives up to 10 hours of light.
Rain-ready: rated IP44 against rain and damp, for year-round placement outdoors.

Nothing is wired, so it can move as the garden changes.

The orbs work best in groups of two or three at different heights, on a step, in a border, and on a table. Set the panel where the sun reaches it for a few hours; under dense planting the evening ends early. Glass wipes clean with a damp cloth, which is worth doing after a dusty stretch.