Top 100 Plants Projects

1. 1. Fertilizer Tips

   Fertilizer is key to full and healthy grass. DIY Network offers some basic tips about fertilizing.

2. 2. Mulch Options

   DIY Network experts discuss the different benefits of various types of mulch and help you determine which type is best for your garden.

3. 3. Getting Rid of Critters

   Nocturnal creatures could be to blame for lawn damage in their nightly quests for grubs. DIY experts offer tips on how to keep them awa...

4. 4. Dividing Plants

   Improve the health of your plants and save money at the same time with these tips from the experts at DIY Network.

5. 5. Bugs, Grubs and Gophers

   DIY experts offer some advice on the identification, treatment and prevention of the top three lawn pests.

6. 6. Repotting a Plant (01:19)

   

   Ahmed Hassan shares some simple tips on how to repot a plant.

7. 7. Flower Bed Tips

   Get some pointers from DIY Network for making an ornamental flower bed as beautiful as possible.

8. 8. Storing and Using Blackberries

   DIY experts offer some tips on storing blackberries, as well as a few easy recipes.

9. 9. Tips on Protecting the Garden From Pests

   Keep critters away from your growing carrots with these simple yet effective tactics from DIY Network.

10. 10. Building a Tiered Plant Stand (01:02)

    

    Here are the DIY Basics for building a tiered plant stand.

11. 11. Lawn Watering Basics

    DIY experts offer a crash course in watering a lawn.

12. 12. Shrubs, Grasses and Flowers

    DIY experts discuss several plant varieties and the planting information for each zone.

13. 13. The Fragrant, Romantic Meadow

    DIY experts discuss the tough, low-maintenance grass relatives that can form the foundation for a fragrant meadow.

14. 14. Features and Devices for the Greenhouse

    The DIY Network experts discusses some features and devices that will enhance your greenhouse.

15. 15. Mulching and Bagging vs. Edging and Trimming

    Should you mulch and bag or edge and trim? These are important questions when caring for your lawn. DIY experts offer some answers.