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Bought this one for Christmas for my wife and it was a HIT! She was very pleased with it (makes me happy) and when I turned it on? "OHHH and So Cute!" She put it in the only sunny window in our house. It comes on at dark and is a sweet addition to the other solar houses in the window!Beautifully made, the solar works well and my wife is happy! Bonus!

Cute looking garden ornament. Looks good in the daytime and while lit up at night.

When I saw this sweet mushroom fairy house I thought it would make a nice addition to my daughter’s memorial garden. My daughter loved fairies and mushrooms; she even had a tattoo of a fairy sitting on a mushroom. The butterfly on top is pink but glows yellow at night, and yellow butterflies remind me of my child… So you can see why I thought it would be a fine piece for her garden. It’s beyond that; it’s perfect for this little piece of land I tend carefully and lovingly.As stated in the title, the item itself is not perfect. There are small areas of thinness in the material and even 4-5 teeny, tiny holes. They’re only noticeable upon close inspection, however, and don’t take away from the house’s appearance at all.Not that this is a flaw, but I do wish the solar panel was on the front or side rather than the back. It made placement a bit troublesome but not impossible.The light itself seems to be good and strong, and the fairy house glows beautifully at night. I love it and love seeing the warm glow in Christie’s garden each night. It’s perfect!

The brightest colors, the most fascinating details, truly imaginative in what might possibly be if Gnomes (or other mythical type folk were around today) we’re making homes in your backyard garden (probably not the front yard -they’re notoriously shy, you know)… Anyway, if you enjoy the fun of make believe scenarios and/or are looking for some good fun to add to you garden, get this. VeryGood Fun!

This is a mushroom fairy house garden piece, it is so detailed and very pretty! It looks great in my garden and was easy to get set up!

This is really a nice garden statue. When illuminated it is a nice night time decoration. The issue I have is with the placement of the solar panel. If you get this as a landscaping decoration the solar panel is very limiting. It is to the left side rear of the statue and the mushrooms bulge in the center casting shade on the panel if trying to angle to catch sun. If it was a little more central or even to the back of the mushroom roof it would allow for much easier placement. Any side of my yard has the solar panel either in shade or having to angle the statue in a way that front is no longer viewable. Considering that the mushroom fairy house would usually be placed in foliage to create the cool fairy effect, the solar panels are placed in a location that makes this impossible.I just think a more centrally locate panel would allow a little more flexibility in angling the statue for solar charging.

I judge these products by how they look during the day or night.This is one of the cooler solar garden items I've seen, first. But how it looks during the day is awesome! The level of detail in this piece is just superb.At night is where it really gets even more special. The translucent design allows for the house to glow, as well, along with the butterfly on top.See my pics showing both day and night views.Easy to get up and running. Peel the protective film from the solar panel. Power it on by pushing in the button on the bottom. Place it in a location where you will get sun. Try to face the panel towards S to SW for best exposure. Enjoy.I will report back after I get to test this for length of time on charge. As the solar panel is pretty small. They report it will last up to 8 hours.My mom is going to love this piece added to her already colorful solar garden, but this is the most unique and coolest looking one yet!

This is a cute little fairy house I ordered fro my front garden. I wanted to place it between a plant and a rock, and it looks nice there. The problem is the solar cell is behind the house, and my front bed faces east with my actual house behind it. This means the sun is blocked by the fairy house in the morning and the actual house in the afternoon, so the solar cell only gets an hour of sun. It would be better if the solar panel was separate from the house on a wire so I could orient it in a way where it can see the sun.However, I am happy with this and will find somewhere to move it where it can get enough sun. It'll just require some precise positioning. And not lighting up for the entire night isn't a deal-breaker either.