Solar Candy Cane Pathway Lights (8 or 12 Pack) with Hanging Stars, 19.

Solar Candy Cane Pathway Lights (8 or 12 Pack) with Hanging Stars, 19.7in Red & White Christmas Stake Lights, Warm White LEDs, 8 Lighting Modes, IP44 Splash-Resistant Outdoor Decor for Walkways, Gardens, Insert

Cane Hanging Stars (1-in-8)

$63.36

$63.36 $85.86

Solar Candy Cane Pathway Lights (8 or 12 Pack) with Hanging Stars, 19.7in Red & White Christmas Stake Lights, Warm White LEDs, 8 Lighting Modes, IP44 Splash-Resistant Outdoor Decor for Walkways, Gardens, Insert

$63.36

$63.36 $85.86

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Krejova · A Starlit Walk Home

Let Christmas Start at the End of the Walk

The wreath is up and the porch looks festive, but after dark the walk leading to it can still feel bare. Line it with red-and-white candy canes and softly glowing stars, so the Christmas welcome starts as soon as guests turn toward your door.

The included solar panel gives you more freedom to decorate a garden border or a stretch of lawn away from the house. Find a sunny spot for the panel and set out the lights without running an extension cord from an indoor outlet.

Illustrative layout. Choose a set of 8 or 12 connected lights.

From Daylight to Dusk

Striped Canes by Day, A Trail of Little Stars at Night

While the Sun Is Out

Red-and-white spiral stripes carry the Christmas look into the yard even before the lights are on. Each cane has one hanging star at its curved tip, giving the row a playful detail you can see from the porch or the path.

When the Yard Gets Dark

Warm white LEDs shine through the canes and light up the hanging stars. Set the mood with one of eight lighting modes for a quiet evening at home or a night with guests. The mode changes the effect; the light color stays warm white.

Find Your Route

Where Would You Like the Glow to Lead?

Along the Front Walk

Place a continuous row along one side of the walkway, with the curved tips facing the path. The repeated stars give guests something festive to see as they approach the door.

Around a Flower Bed

Follow the front edge of a flower bed or a stretch of lawn below your shrubs. It brings the reds and whites of your porch decorations down into the garden, with a warm glow you can enjoy from inside after dark.

At the Garden Gate

Start near the gate and run the row beside the approach. Before placing the stakes, check that the solar panel can sit in direct sunlight within reach of the lead wire.

Choose Your Set

Eight Lights for a Shorter Border, Twelve for a Longer Run

Measure from where you want the first cane to stand to where you want the last one. Use the listed 50 cm spacing to compare the two sets, then allow for the route of the wire if your border curves.

8-Light Set

Approx. 3.5 m / 11.5 ft from first to last light

A good starting point for a short walk or one section of a garden bed.

Includes: 8 connected candy cane lights, 1 hanging star per light and 1 solar panel.

12-Light Set

Approx. 5.5 m / 18 ft from first to last light

Choose this set when you want more canes to continue the pattern along a longer path or lawn edge.

Includes: 12 connected candy cane lights, 1 hanging star per light and 1 solar panel.

Distances are planning estimates based on the listed spacing, with the lights laid out in a straight line. The 145 cm solar panel lead wire is separate from that span. Your order contains one set in your selected quantity.

Set Up in Daylight

Plan the Panel Position Before You Stake the Canes

Find a sunny place for the panel.
Pick a spot with direct sunlight for daytime charging. Check the 145 cm lead wire reaches your planned first light without stretching across the walkway.
Lay out the connected row.
Arrange the lights along your chosen edge before pushing any stakes into the soil. This gives you a chance to adjust the row around corners and plants.
Stake the lights and face the stars toward the view.
Press the stakes firmly into suitable soil and keep the wire clear of foot traffic. After the panel has had daylight to charge, try the lighting modes from the porch or the approach to see which effect you like best.

Before You Order