Harris Seeds Garden Staples

These staples provide a mechanical anchor that prevents fabric from shifting or blowing away in high winds. Unlike rocks or bricks, which can leave gaps, these staples pin the material flush against the soil for a consistent, secure barrier.

These are constructed from galvanized steel, which is specifically designed to resist corrosion and rust. They are durable enough to remain in the ground throughout the growing season without degrading.

Yes, they feature a chisel point tip designed for easy insertion. While they go into soft soil easily by hand, you may want to use a rubber mallet if your ground is particularly compacted or dry.

Absolutely. Their U-shaped design is versatile enough to anchor lightweight row covers, plastic sheeting, and heavy-duty landscape fabrics alike.

While it depends on wind exposure, a good rule of thumb is to place a staple every 12 to 24 inches along the edges. If you are in a particularly windy area, you may want to space them closer together for extra security.