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A rolling pin finishes the turf repair in the week's most watched new upload, which has passed a million views.
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Digging Stuff out of my Lawn
Company is coming over. For The Lawn Tools, that means mowing first, discovering buried rocks, then carefully taking apart a patch of otherwise immaculate grass.
In "Digging Stuff out of my Lawn", a screwdriver's clink reveals the problem. The host lifts square turf plugs, lies down to retrieve the stones, then puts the dirt and grass back. Water and a kitchen rolling pin supply the finishing touches. This is lawn care with very particular standards.
Meanwhile, a figure in a Sasquatch-style costume rides a motorized scooter through the background. That comic cameo has become a major subject in the comments: viewers point out the unexpected visitor and joke that the company has arrived early. Another asks the practical question beneath all the spectacle: how long until the dug-up grass looks untouched again?
The Short has reached roughly a million views and carries the channel's strongest daily momentum. Older uploads "Tiny Lawn Renovation Saga" and "Exploring Under the Lawn" remain active too, keeping the attention firmly on what happens above and below the turf.
Five uploads filled the week, including "2 Rocks in the Lawn", a driverless Greensmaster clip and a barndominium progress update. The Toro Workman video is labeled as a Toro partnership.
The channel added about 10,000 subscribers, though its weekly growth was slower than its month-long average. Daily views are close to their usual level. Among nearby home-and-DIY channels, SB Mowing and NEVER TOO SMALL are enjoying above-usual daily viewing; The Lawn Tools collected the largest weekly view gain in that group, with its painstaking little patches doing plenty of the work.
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What viewers say
“There’s a rock in my lawn,” and a Bigfoot in your garden
@CheetahBowlSee it on YouTubeDudes probably taking the boulder seeds to grow into new boulders in his rock garden or something 😂
@AtheiaEmberflameSee it on YouTubeHow long does it take for the grass to look like you didn’t just dig it up?
@CordaesiaSmithSee it on YouTube
5 more comments
At the start, who is it in the background?
@BubbaGeorge-67See it on YouTube"i got company coming over" i think one of them came a bit early..
@amg_ge5bnSee it on YouTubeSir it appears there’s a wookie hiding rocks in your grass.
@ReddmannmSee it on YouTubeI think your company is here he’s in the gilly suit
@LeoAllen-d5cSee it on YouTubeThere’s a big foot riding a motorcycle on my lawn at the end
@GeorgelaefSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on The Lawn Tools right now
- Channel
- The Lawn Tools
- Subscribers
- 3,380,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 26,310,616
- Videos published this week
- 5
- Video published
- October 29, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,048,508
- Views on its first day
- 368,876
The numbers
Here's how the week added up for The Lawn Tools.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which kitchen tool does the host use to flatten the repaired turf?
He waters the replaced turf plugs and rolls them flat with a rolling pin.