Now that the weather’s warmer, yard and patio hangouts are so in. There’s no excuse to not spend time outdoors this summer, especially at night when the stars are out, the city turns quiet, and the air cools down. (Summer is my favorite season, can you tell?)
Here at GH, our readers love all things garden and outdoors—so when we came across this hummingbird lantern, we felt the need to share. It’s a bronze, solar-powered lantern, so it uses sunlight during the day to charge up—no batteries or plugs required.
The best part, whimsical engravings of hummingbird and flowers emit a stunning light display at night, and it’s quite the conversation starter for backyard hosting. It just so happens to be on sale today for 10% off.
You’ve got two hummingbird lanterns to choose from, but you can also shop lanterns with butterfly and dragonfly prints. Just note that only the hummingbird styles are on sale.
Over 5,000 shoppers purchased one last month—and per Amazon, most shoppers end up keeping this item. Shoppers praise the pretty cutout patterns, saying they reflect beautifully. Someone said the lantern “pours out lights that seem to flow like water.”
Others commented that it seems well made and arrives just as pictured. However, one shopper noted, “The only thing to consider is that the intensity of light depends on how much solar charge it receives, but in general it fulfills its function very well.” Fair point!
Personally, I think these lanterns would look nice as a pair of two (the product listing has pictures with multiple lanterns lined up, and it looks ten times more ethereal). If you’re into that look, Amazon has options where you could save 5% if you buy two, 12% if you buy three, or 15% if you buy four or more.
Either way, I think it makes a cute addition or decor gift for homeowners that love to spend time outside, and now’s a great time to stock up before the discount ends.
Shanon Maglente is a writer and editor who specializes in deals, trends, and best-of product roundups. She has about a decade’s worth of experience, and has worked with Good Housekeeping as a writer and editor since 2019.
