I saw these at the Philadelphis flower show.. they are indeed lovely... these are the wildflower line.. although they look like Brugs to me.. they are allcopper and glass... although severely pricey .... they are lovely
http://www.escortlighting.com/index.cfm?ProductName=Wildflowers&do=catalogue&Start=34&Maxrows=1&browse=all
Gordon
OH..lovely trumpets.. and no watering or feeding..
They really are pretty.. I think I will wait until someone copies the idea for less though.
These are a copy of the Tiffany flower forms and so much cheaper! If I could get wiring to them, I would pop for a couple.
Tussee
OH..I see these are the copy.. surely Tiffany would be even more.. much more.. trench in a line to where you'd like them..you don't have to dig really.. just a shovel stuck in.. and the earth opened up and the wire inserted and let the earth close back up... no lifting just running a bit at a time should do it... unless you have to run across the driveway.. they arealreadywired for light.. more than likely regular bulbs...still...
The LED's are so sweet now outside..they are becoming everywhere...taillights.parking lights..stop lights...they make a rope light for stringing about with the LED's now... I found some descent glass globes of the right shape. and a good color... .it gets me thinking of perhaps a limited run for some for here.. Just what I need...another project... but that's how they begin.. Gordon
I have white LED christmas lights along my front walk.. which is my back yard too... yes... christmas lights... I am NOT one of those tacky types that leave their lights up all year. I need a way to see my 3 black dogs outside at night and the LEDs are economical to keep on for 7 hours a night. the dogs are in and out constantly if the weather is nice, I leave my back sliding door open a little for them so I need to keep lights on.. I also feel safer living alone with the yard lit up. They cast a relaxing bluish color but I can see the dogs well. I do change them out at christmas for my regular christmas lights.
