EASY FIX For Dead Spots In The Lawn

Looking for an easy way to fix that brown spot in your lawn quickly and easily? Well you can do just that in seconds!

Utilizing the Pro Plugger you can take a plug of good grass from another fringe area of the lawn and move it to replace that unsightly dead spot in the lawn. This works especially well for grasses that spread like Kentucky Bluegrass or warm season grasses that will spread and fill in bare spots.

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[Lawnvolution]

That looks so simple. I wonder if Pro Plugger manufactures a tool for my yard. I need a plugger 50ft X 20ft. Ha!

[gregloeffler]

This year I cut a pvc pipe down to 4” long and filled it with dirt and planted seed in it. Same Diameter as the pro plugger so now I have ready made plugs whenever I need to fix dog spots and other dead areas.

[mattcluever]

I have a propluggwr and do this, but I stick my dead plugs in upside down. The black dirt underside doesn't stick out as much and whatever killed the grass is now 4" underground.

[eddylauterback]

Tune in tomorrow. You'll see the dog wearing Pampers!

[GRJCLyon]

This guys is a damn genius and is always on time with videos when I have the same problem. Thank you!

[BenNawrath]

I picked up a plugger that’s square (from Home Depot since I had my annual “I know Ben likes tools” Father’s Day gift from the in-laws). Drawbacks are you can’t take multiple plugs and have then stack inside it, and you can’t spin it like you can a round one. BUT it makes filling in areas like this a little more complete! Pros and cons for sure, but food for thought for anyone in the market.

[MJorgy]

I'm amazed how kush your lawn is while you're heavily renovating the acreage. Well done!! 💪

[jeffreymckenney]

The plugger you use appears to work quite well on your turf. My suggestion for doing the same work on St. Augustine grass is a golf course greens cup cutter. They're a bit pricey but a good long-term investment that pulls a huge and deep plug.

[rubenharris]

Appreciate the range of stuff you are getting out there right now Ryan 👍

[TheLawnLover]

Love that plugger, it is the most helpful tool for things like this.

[tzito]

Last night I literally was telling my good friend about the process that you mentioned before. This post could not have been better timed 👍🏼

[jagergerg]

Very impressive fix I just use my pot planting tool for it

[jesusbaez]

Oh damn BIG BROTHER really is watching and listening to us, was web browsing saw one decided to order one and this video pops up, 🤔, lol!!!

[Jeh]

I love the pro plugger. I have been transforming my neighbors yard with donor plugs from my yard. Zenith zoysia and tall fescue. My yard surprisingly is loving the odd form of aeration😊

[MrReefurcheefur]

Is Ryan Nick Szalinski from Honey I Shrunk The Kids cause he looks like him, he got lost in the lawn and is now a lawn pro

[trevormuggeridge]

First Aussie 😁. The proplugger is useful lawncare tool. Great tips Ryan. 😁

[treflippa]

Some good healthy looking dirt attached to those plugs Ryan!

[criscristofferson]

I renovated part of my yard last October with TTTF and over seeded in March. Seems like no matter how much waster I’m putting down I’m getting that blue/gray look to the majority of it. I should mention I’m in OK where it’s been 95°+ with and heat index of 110°+ for over a month up until the last few days.

[mzombie]

Ty my friend, exactly the video I needed to see today, and I see your link. 🍻