points 14 16 on one end 18 of the anchor 10 when the anchor is driven into the ground with the end 18 pointed down the sharpened points and edges cut into hard soil sever roots and deflect other debris the angle of the edges force dirt sideways out of the insertion path of the anchor as it is being driven into the ground thereby providing a considerable efficiency to the insertion operation the angle on edges 22a 24a 26a and 28a is in the range of 59 to 61 degrees to corresponding sides 22 24 26 and 28 with an angle of 60 degrees being preferred the anchor is also more stable when being driven into the ground because of the sharpened points and angled edges insertion of the anchor of the present invention is easier and faster than an anchor without the specially cut edges and points fig2 a is a plan view of an anchor before cutting initially the end 18 of the anchor has an edge 19 which is 90 degrees relative to the adjacent sides 22 24 26 and 28 as a result of the cutting of the square tubing into appropriate lengths fig2 b is an end view of one side of the anchor of fig2 a before cutting fig3 a is a view of the anchor before cutting rotated 45 degrees about the horizontal axis from the view of fig2 a fig3 b is an end view of the anchor of fig3 a before cutting circular saw 20 makes an angled.