NEW WAYS TO SEE THE GARDEN AFTER DARK
new landscape lighting
Explore landscape lighting additions for paths, borders and outdoor features.
Find a fixture that complements your existing planting and routes.
Review mounting, operating voltage and compatibility with your planned landscape connections.
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Compare path, spot, step and bollard lighting for a layered garden scheme.
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New Landscape Lighting
paths, planting & evening light
reveal another side of your landscape.
Explore new landscape lighting for walkways, garden borders, and outdoor focal points. Geometric bollards, mushroom-shaped path lights, and adjustable spotlights create different layers of illumination. Coordinate fixture finishes with paving and planting, using downward light along routes and focused accents to highlight selected landscape features.
Plan around fixture height, light distribution, and the surfaces available for mounting. Compare housing and lens materials, LED specifications, weather ratings, and power requirements. Solar, line-voltage, and low-voltage designs require different setups, so confirm the selected version’s connections, controls, and any separately required transformer before installation.
new landscape lighting FAQ
should i choose path lights, bollards, or spotlights?
Path lights and bollards help define routes and garden edges, while spotlights highlight individual trees, shrubs, or architectural details. Compare light distribution and fixture height with the feature you want to illuminate.
are solar and hardwired options available?
Yes. The featured geometric garden path light offers separate solar and hardwired versions. Their power and controls differ, so confirm the selected option rather than assuming one fixture supports both power sources.
can i connect these lights to my existing landscape transformer?
Check operating voltage and AC or DC requirements first. The featured copper spotlight requires DC24V and a separate transformer. Other fixtures use different power systems, so compatibility must be confirmed for each model.
how far apart should landscape lights be placed?
Spacing depends on light output, beam spread, mounting height, and the route’s shape. Plan around corners and changes in level, then assess coverage after dark. Avoid choosing spacing solely from the number of fixtures in a set.
can i adjust a spotlight’s direction and beam?
Selected models allow adjustment. The featured copper COB spotlight has an adjustable head and focusable beam for different targets and distances. Check the individual fixture’s adjustment range before planning its position.
how do i choose a fixture height for planted borders?
Compare the light-emitting section with surrounding foliage, including expected plant growth. Lower fixtures can suit open edges, while taller designs may clear denser planting. Check overall dimensions and keep bases clear of walking and maintenance routes.
do all landscape lights have the same weather protection?
No. The featured geometric path light lists IP55, while the copper spotlight lists IP65. Review the exact model’s rating and installation instructions, including connection protection and drainage requirements. Outdoor suitability does not automatically permit submersion.
