An evening outdoors changes as soon as fire is involved. This category is about exactly that: a fire pit to sit around, garden torches that come on by themselves when it gets dark, and fire powder that makes the flames change colour.
Plus the tools you need alongside, because burning outdoors asks for the same kit as indoors.
All three do something different. A fire pit gives warmth and is the centre of the evening. Garden torches give light along a path or a terrace, without anything burning. And fire powder turns an existing fire into something people keep watching.
This category holds everything for outdoors together: the fire pit, the solar garden torches, the fire powder, and the tools around it such as a log splitter, heat resistant gloves and a log basket.
If you are looking for something to light the fire with, have a look at the storm lighters, because outdoors an ordinary flame blows away. If it is about atmosphere on the table instead of in the garden, you will find that with the table fireplaces.
When comparing, look at the dimensions of the fire pit, whether the garden torches have a day and night sensor and how much fire powder is in a pack. The tools you use indoors at the fireplace are with the fireplace accessories.
If you mainly want to light up the garden and not burn anything, the solar torches are the only option without an open flame. You can leave those out even after a long dry spell.
You get a fire bowl or fire pit going the same way as an open fireplace: from the top down, so the smoke draws through the flame instead of around it. How that works is in the Swiss method.
