Courtesy of Nick LaMarsh of Nick’s Picks Organics and Dr. Angela Hanlon, ND This is a nice simple way to keep track of what you planted and when you planted. Put a blank stick in the row where your seeds end.

Courtesy of Nick LaMarsh of Nick’s Picks Organics and Dr. Angela Hanlon, ND. Here are some common weeds you’ll see in your brantford/Brant County garden, and what you’re dealing with in terms of their roots.

Courtesy of Nick LaMarsh of Nick’s Picks Organics and Dr. Angela Hanlon, ND. Keep your onion patch clean without pulling out what you planted. These two plants can be confusing when young. Here’s how to tell them apart.

Courtesy of Nick LaMarsh of Nick’s Picks Organics and Dr. Angela Hanlon, ND This is a simple technique to ensure your greens don’t get buried too deep

Courtesy of Nick LaMarsh of Nick’s Picks Organics and Dr. Angela Hanlon, ND. Here’s how to cover the seed row when planting greens. Don’t forget to water them afterward, gently so you don’t wash the seeds away.

Courtesy of Nick LaMarsh of Nick’s Picks Organics and Dr. Angela Hanlon, ND You’ll have fertilizer in about a week with this simple recipe. Nick uses comfrey in this video but any non-poisonous plant can be used for this, including un-sprayed dandelion, grass clippings, potato leaves, or tomato leaves.