Silk Flower Arrangemnets

As the seasons change and the year comes to an end, we start thinking of Christmas. If you are a person that likes to decorate with lights outdoors you will start thinking of stringing lights on your tree or lining some area that has had special appeal to you. Perhaps you've always wanted to have lights somewhere but can't get a power source to it easily. To add lights to a distant source usually requires long extension cords or running a power line to it.

Perhaps you've added some shrubbery or a new tree to your backyard and would like to light it up for the holidays. Maybe you've wanted to add lighting to an area but have been unable to easily get power to it. Getting power to distant places will require you to pull out your extension cords which may or may not still work. Working with extension cords in the cold especially can be especially unruly as they become still and can easily break. Running long lengths of cord can also be dangerous and someone could easily trip of them.

Running outside lights can have a significant impact on your electric bill. It also will require someone to turn them on and off. An alternative to this would be to add a timer to switch them on and off.

The solution to all these problems would be to use lights on your tree or anywhere you'd like to add lighting. These types of lights can be put anywhere, even if no power source is readily available. All they need is for the solar panel to have some exposure to the sun each day to re-charge the batteries. Solar string lights come on at dusk and off at dawn and have no impact on your electric bill.

Solar Christmas lights come in 40, 50 or 100 light strings in different colors. There are other string lights that come in various other shapes. Imagine adding a string of illuminated birds, butterflies or flowers amongst your traditional lights. Your decorated trees would be a showcase of the neighborhood.

To check out some real cool solar lights see Jerome Sturgeleski started a website in May of 2005 when he decided to share his passion for enjoying his yard after hours. He thought that if his newly renovated landscaping project could be lighted after dark it would be enjoyable even in evening hours. He started small and is now offering many different types of solar lighting that would fit in in any number of applications.