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Top 68 Soil Projects

  1. 1. Sod Removal, Soil Prep and Weed Control

    Garden beds are a great way to lay out a vegetable garden. DIY shows how to clear the space, prep the soil and shield against weeds.

  2. 2. Soil Specifics

    DIY experts discuss how to check soil conditions and what kinds of characteristics "good" soil should have.

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

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

  4. 4. Solarizing Soil (02:18)

    Reduce disease in your garden by solarizing your soil. .

  5. 5. Simple Soil Tests

    DIY Network experts show how a few simple tests can determine what you need to do to help your soil and improve your gardening results.

  6. 6. Soil Amendments 101

    The experts at DIY Network provide tips on the best types of soil to use around the yard.

  7. 7. Features and Devices for the Greenhouse

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

  8. 8. #10: Grapple Attachment (01:14)

    A grapple attachment clears out brush without disturbing the soil.

  9. 9. How to Choose and Use a Rototiller

    The rotary tiller, which uses metal tines to break up the soil, is one of the most valuable tools a garden can have. The professionals ...

  10. 10. Soil Mix for Greenhouses

    DIY experts offer soil secrets for a successful greenhouse.

  11. 11. Going Organic (04:58)

    Joe Lamp'l shows how to start a garden or convert an old one to organic.

  12. 12. Fertilizer Facts

    DIY Network explains the key basics about fertilizer that will help you select the right type based on your soil composition and growin...

  13. 13. Kale and Rutabaga (00:20:01)

    Learn the secrets for growing two cool-weather crops: kale and rutabaga.

  14. 14. Raising Landscaping Grade (00:01:00)

    Landscaping soil is used to raise the grade against a home for curb appeal.

  15. 15. Keeping Potted Plants Hydrated (00:23)

    Do you forget to water? Here's a way to keep plants from drying out.

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