Zoysia Plugs

I got a shipment of plugs from zoysiaplug.com. Showing you what they look like and where I plan to use them.

[@jackiebickley347]

Thanks for the update, looking forward to seeing the plugs grow.

[@filippor.7502]

Did 150 plug this weekend in NOVA in two spots I needed patching after tree removal. I ordered from same place as you did and all came in looking very good and healthy, most of my lawn is Zoysia so I could have just transplanted some but like you I wanted to see how these Zenith Zoysia worked out. The only thing I wish they would change is the shape of the Zoysia because the plugger is round and the Zoysia base are square but beside that we will see how it turns out next seasons. One of the 50 pack I received already had several plugs that had started to intertwine with each other it was kind of cool to see how they merge.

[@ccooke70]

Awesome. Mine have taken well and I look for them to fill in next season.

[@ccooke70]

I watered 15 mins a zone morning and evening for a few weeks then one morning watering at 15-20 a day after that.

[@beerbeforebreakfast]

Finally someone in US to promote some Zoysia establishing! Thank you

[@ccooke70]

Yeah. I started a few years ago and found zero help on KZbin at the time. I’m sure I did some things wrong but I’m learning and enjoying the process. I like to tinker anyway. Thanks for watching.

[@beerbeforebreakfast]

@@ccooke70 I don't know about your area but it seems that Central Virginia in the 70s and most likely before had a common Zoysia plug method for new construction lawns. I see it all over the place in houses about that age. And they are still some of the only lawns that are green and weed free especially in summer heat. It is a winning combination for high heat summer regions. Not to mention absolutely gorgeous! Can't wait to see the progress