Can these tolerate lots of shade?
520584
I do not know. I placed them indoor on a window sill facing north and so far they are doing well. I will think they can tolerate shade outside.
520585
No, lavender need full sun in order to grow well. They also will not flower if they are planted or placed in deep shade.
520586
I placed both of mine in large pots on a covered and screened patio about 2 1/2 feet apart with more hours of shade than direct sunlight, one has died (both were treated exactly the same) but the other is doing well.
520587
Mine thrived in the full sun and over a period of 5 years totally died in the part shaded garden even though the soil was sandy, didn't get over watered same care as the ones in the sun. Sun or shade was the only difference. I would say from experience no, they would not do good over time in the dense shade
673669
very easy to install. It will take 4 holes, two per side. Yes, you should find something that can handle the weight of the shade, especially in the wind.
1053792
No they are for sunny days as shade - we used them for our live theater performance as a prop. They are sturdy and nice but not waterproof.
1171742
they are made of a thin nylon material. I don't know if they would be weather resistant, as I returned them due to the lights not working right.
815789
They may not last as long as something a little heavier. They may also discolor in the sun. We used them indoors under Poinsettias, they worked great.
1796003
Mine is set up to get direct sunlight because that just happened to be where I needed them, but I don't think it was necessary. As long as it is not under shade all day it should be fine.
239766
They are almost all same style. However, they could slightly vary in shade.
895464
They are for "outdoor" use but I don't think that these ones would last very long in the open with lots of rain and sun
1857150
Yes, I believe so. But you have to put the shade up high enough so you get proper coverage.
1293099
Yes they do, however, they're very tall and you may have to get a taller lamp shade.
532949
Yes, they are glazed well and have held up to the weather. I think they would work great! Good luck.
555322
You should be ok if make sure no moisture gets on the shades. They will look awesome at night!
555324
The bases are very "plasticky" so yes, but the shades are brocade-like, so moisture might be a problem.
1165357
I don' know if they are intended for outdoor use. However, I live near a beach and almost everything reacts to the humid and ocean spray conditions. After about 2 years these fixtures have held up very well.
1007951
I believe so. The lights themselves are not water resistant, but there should be a layer of rubber-like protective coating that should keep the lights from getting wet. I would not trust these to last long outside in the weather but if they were to get damp or slightly wet it shouldn't be a problem.
1161408
No. They are canvas and would not hold up to being outside for that amount of time.They are perfect for their intended use.
94405
yes, if they sit out directly in the sun, take cae of them, put them in the shade !!!