I have purchased a garden wind spinner how do I anchor it?
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You can secure it to a pipe or a piece of wood or even a sheppard hook with zip ties. Then just push it into the ground.
A garden spinner stake works. I have seen some in the odd dollar store.
https://www.amazon.com/Breeze-Ground-Stake-Garden-Spinners/dp/B003XL7WPE
https://www.walmart.com/ip/7-Ground-Stake-for-Garden-Spinners-Heavy-duty-plastic-By-In-the-Breeze/601347579
You could "plant it" in concrete in a flower pot.
It depends how big it's legs are or if it's a single rod , if it's a rod Home Depot sells blocks about 9" x 9" with a pre-drill hole all the way through and it may be the size of the base of your wind spinner also if it is just a single rod that needs to be anchored and it doesn't fit in that block with the whole simple enough a auger bit that works in cement like a drill bit but it is an auger you can make the whole bigger then just dig a hole and bury the block and you're done . To make it extra dirty you could dig the hole twice the size of that block buy a bag of quick setting morter quickmix stir up a little of that set the block down in the whole making sure the rod fits in the hole and pour the cement on top of the block and you'll have a very sturdy base for your wind spinner