Home Bargains Waterfall Light: £6 Solar Watering-Can Lantern Turns Gardens into a Twinkling Display
The home bargains waterfall light, a Firefly Hanging Watering Can Solar Light priced at £5. 99, is being promoted as a low-cost way to make outdoor spaces "visually striking" at night. The eco-friendly, solar-powered decoration combines a watering-can silhouette with cascading warm white LEDs to create a waterfall or twinkle effect that runs on stored solar energy and turns on automatically at dusk.
Home Bargains Waterfall Light — what it is and why shoppers are noticing it
The product is sold as the Firefly Hanging Watering Can Solar Light and is described as charming, delightful and radiant. It stands about 80cm tall and houses 37 warm white LED bulbs that flow from the spout to mimic flowing water. The unit includes a rechargeable battery in the box and is designed to be left outdoors so it can charge in daylight and illuminate without electricity in the evening.
Key specifications of the Firefly Hanging Watering Can Solar Light
- Price: £5. 99 (commonly rounded to £6 in coverage)
- Height: 80cm
- LEDs: 37 warm white bulbs with a twinkle or waterfall effect
- Power: solar-charged, rechargeable battery included
- Operation: automatically turns on at dusk
- Installation: marketed as easy to install and suitable for garden, balcony, patio or pathway
Other Firefly garden options and the 'firework' set
The retailer also stocks a Firefly Shooting Starburst Solar Stake Lights set sold as a three-piece kit for £9. 99, available both in-store and online. That set features warm white LEDs on copper wire and comes with rechargeable batteries plus a remote solar panel. The design is likened to miniature golden fireworks and is pitched as an easy way to add a magical glow to beds, borders or planters. Instructions recommend placing the solar panel in direct sunlight for six to eight hours; the lights then turn on at dusk and shut off at dawn.
How the Home Bargains waterfall light compares to similar items
The watering-can design at £5. 99 sits at the lower end of pricing when compared with similar garden lights. A major home-improvement chain lists a comparable solar watering-can garden light for £9. 49 online. Large online marketplaces and other retailers offer similar designs from about £12. 99 up to around £15, with some higher-priced decorative solar options reaching about £25. A four-pack starburst stake set at another retailer is priced at about £21, while a suspended starburst-style string light alternative is available for roughly £12. The Home Bargains option undercuts many of these, making it one of the most accessible decorative solar lights on the high street this season.
Public reaction, trends and seasonal context
Social clips of the watering-can light have circulated on short-form video platforms, with users such as @Hgraham44 and @Mothernature2820 posting enthusiastic reactions. The product's twinkling waterfall effect and zero running cost are central to its appeal as spring stock is refreshed and households plan outdoor makeovers. The broader market interest in solar garden lighting is connected to ease of installation and the absence of electricity costs, factors emphasized in product descriptions.
Availability, buying tips and what to expect
The lights are part of a seasonal refresh of gardening ranges and are presented as easy, temporary décor suited to renters and homeowners alike. Buyers should note that similar products vary in price and form — from stake sets to suspended string lights — and that some comparable listings are sold online only. The starburst stake set includes a remote solar panel and specific instructions to position that panel in full sun for six to eight hours for optimal performance. Stock levels may vary as spring demand for affordable garden décor rises.
Additional seasonal bargains from the retailer include heavily discounted StarBuy items across home and beauty ranges; one highlighted example is a four-pack of skincare items reduced to £5. 99 from a much higher recommended retail price, illustrating the broader value positioning of the spring assortment.
