Gtongoko120 Pack Galvanized Landscape Staples 6 Inch 11 Gauge - Garden Stakes for Plant Cover, Lawn, Fence, Ground - Securing Weed Barrier Fabric

Worked as expected, just need to use a little care to avoid bending when inserting into the ground.

These are much stronger than I anticipated. Do yourself a favor and buy more than you think you need. Very easy to use. Right through two layers of cardboard and into the ground.

I accidentally got very low on lawn fabric spikes while doing my flower beds. These came early the very next day and saved my schedule so that I did not have to wait long to finish my project. I may have gone overboard on how many I used, but they are cheap and I did not want any portion of the under layer moving. I will also say that they are incredibly sharp—so beware—and you should probably wear garden gloves at least when handling these!

Bought in Sep ‘22. These are sturdy, good length / size, pointed ends make them easy to put thru tarp or weed fabric or plastic sheet. I used them to pin down weed fabric in our 2 raised beds and under some pavers. Since they are stainless steel, hoping they will not rust with time. Then I will be disappointed.

I haven’t used these so far, but they look ok and are galvanized to add longevity. Should be just fine.

I am using these to anchor or fasten various metal baskets i turned upside dow. on top of my patio's garden planted in huge pots. The baskets let the plants grow through it while I am slso keeping cats from digging up my plants. They prefer pooping out doors rather than in their litter boxes in warm weather and will try to use the big pots for potties. I have tried to figure out what I could use to fasten these makeshify protective grids to my pots without damaging the pots, but also being secure enough the cats can't knock over the vast "lids" and return to using the dirt for their litter pans. These are the strongest but certainly strong enough for my patio gardening purposes.

These galvanized stakes were purchased to hold down the soaker hoses to keep our home "protected" during the hot TX summer.. they worked as expected, with some left over for use in a little garden...

Strong and easy to insert when pushed in with a piece of flat wood I found in my garden. I’ve had them in the ground the whole growing season and so far non have worked their way out.