Garden Column #8-1 at 12" x 12" x approximately 48" height.

Featuring the 2nd generation cap as a single tier and a few slight modifications.

Featuring LED Low Voltage 70,000 hours.

Detroit, Michigan

Garden Columns #8 as 10-1/8" x 60" ht. and 12" x 48" ht.

Detroit, Michigan

We love receiving your photographs years after the initial installation. Here, four years later, with the garden fully matured.

Detroit, Michigan

Detroit, Michigan

The fuller scope of this project can be viewed on Fence Style #19

Detroit, Michigan

A couple of wintry evening views, photographed through the screen door by our homeowner.

Detroit, Michigan

Enough illumination to read by.

Base Price

Our Architectural Landscape Lighting Column is distinguished by the four-side lighting grid.
Minimum size of 10-1/8" x 10-1/8", as shown below. Maximum 60" height.

The double-teir cap shown is no longer available. To see the current column cap designs, scroll back up to #8-1, or click here

Andover, MA

In the background, the matching Prowell Wood Fence #9 and Garden Gate #79.

Andover, MA

Built in 1952, the screen porch of this fully-restored home in Andover, Massachusetts
appears to share the landscape with our Garden Bollard Lighting, left to the winter snow.

Andover, MA

Colunn #8 at dusk.

Andover, MA

On an east coast swing, Prowell hams it up with the local munchkin, Coco de la Roco

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Garden Column #8-2 at 40" height.x 10-1/8" SQ

Amber Plex

Garden Column #8-2A at 30" height x 10-1/8" SQ

Amber Plex

Ellinsburg, Washington

30" height.

Blanketed in snow

Ellinsburg, Washington

30" height

Ellinsburg, Washington

Ben assemblying one of the four faces to Column #8-1

A finished column, less the cap.

Dry-assemblying the column to test the lighting, and plex options

Oh, and Rodney, our shop neighbor who seems always to be awestruck over something or other.
Whoa, what do we have here?
Whoa, what's new today?
Whoa, now that's really something.

But then, let's face it, Rodney's a small man. At only 10"+ tall, everything in the Prowell shop must seem impressive.

Below left, the transluscent amber plex.

Below right, the 'white light' plex. The vast majority of nthe columns opt for the White Light' plex. And yet we off the option of the amber.