Landscape Anchoring Spikes, 25PCS 8 Inch Spiral Plastic Landscape Spikes for Garden Lawn Yard, Paver, Weed Barrier, Artificial Turf (8in -25 Count)

I purchased these as recommended by others who used flower bed lining. The are quality and sturdy. After a rain storm, I used hand pressure or a rubber mallet and they went straight in with no bending!

These spikes are perfect for about everything in landscaping. I've used them for edging and work excellent for down spout splash blocks. Very strong, stable and durable. Excellent value for the price.

I was SHOCKED at the price at the local big box store for a bag of pointy plastic nails. These are affordable and of the same quality. I used them to secure paver edging and landscape edging. It is important to understand that while these are plastic and therefore a little flimsy, their strength is somewhat provided by the stiffness of the soil they are driven into. I found that they respond best to a few light taps to get started before just pounding away at them. The twist shape adds extra holding friction in the soil. I even had to pull one section up and re-do it. Some of the spikes were slightly bent, but were able to be reused.

Works well in fairly loose soil. Carefully hammer them with a rubber mallet in harder soil or they may bend. Realise they are tough plastic, not metal. I would order again.

Awesome product! Did what it was intended to do! Very reasonable price. Very satisfied!

The route I took for my last paver project was buying these in a home improvement store. The cost per spike was about 70 - 75 cents each. Because of that I skipped over some of the edger holes since it was such a waste of money. With my new project I’m using these and they’re almost if not truly identical. Durable, strong, able to be pounded through dry clay soil. Relatively these are a fantastic value. I’m even going back to add these to my last project to hammer these into place.

You get what you pay for. They did the job but I have a very sandy/soft yard. Even then several bent. They definitely won’t hold up on anything harder than sand lol.

Bought these initially to anchor a ramp for my shed, but later used for landscape strips. I was worried these might break when pounding into the hard clay soil in our yard, but they hammered in easily without any chipping or breaking. Good value for the price!

Great product and strong enough to take a hammering into not so soft soil.

Really it’s a plastic nail. Not much to praise about it BUT it did make a huge difference in the way the garden trim stayed down. I got extra because my parents put down the same garden surround and when it heats up in the sun it expands and becomes all wavy. We got an extra nails hoping to avoid this and so far so good! They go in like a nail and hold things down like a nail should. 10/10 does the job of a plastic nail well

Worked well

I have a lot of landscape edging. For some I had to use metal spikes. These are not the brand of plastic I usually buy, but I'm through almost half the package and the heads have only broken off 2 of the spikes (with a rubber mallet). Hopefully they will hold up. I'm glad the ground wasn't too dry when I put them in.

These were used to edge a planting bed for hostas. The leftover pavers from a patio renovation are held in place by these sturdy "plastic nails" that were tapped in place with a rubber mallet.