Gtongoko 120 Pack Galvanized Landscape Staples Plant Cover Stakes 6 Inch 11 Gauge Lawn Staples Fence Stakes Ground Stakes for Landscaping Securing Weed Barrier Fabric, Decoration

Have purchased these several times and they work great. Easy to use with rubber mallet. DO NOT RUST. So can be pulled up and used in future. Even used a few for holding down my water sprinklers and hoses. They do NOT cave into a broken mess because they do not bend and break. Easily removed with a hook or even another staple. They are long enough to stick where you put them in the ground.

VERY sturdy and long enough to do a great job holding outside decorations securely!!

These are really nice and they work well. I ordered them twice 😂 easy to use.

Basic staples with good length and strength. Did the job for me.

Always a repurchase between constantly expanding the garden and weed barriers and having a homestead Work great nice and strong and take a long time to rust They only bend going in if you hit a root or rock

Without these, my task would have taken much longer. I stripped the 700 sq ft "weed" bed, leveled it, watered it well, and covered the soil with 6ml black plastic for 8 weeks prior to sodding it. The stakes were perfect for this job !! And very affordable

The Best! These are without a doubt the best landscape staples. I only buy these now. I can reuse them, rearrange them years later and they are as good as new. Anything else just rusts and isn't worth my time. They are heavy, sturdy and hold well. They are perfect.

I used these stakes to hold down landscaping fabric in my raised garden and then to hold soaker hoes near the base of my vegetable plants. They are great and inexpensive compared to the hardware stores prices. They last several years.

Perfecto para una reja que necesitaba estar en el jardín

They look to be fine - they're sharp & penetrate the soil well, even when hard-packed. No idea how they will stand up to the elements - not sure how well-galvanized they are.

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Weird that galvanized stakes rust in a year. May be useful for a couple of years but disappointing when you expect them to last longer.