Despite all the rain we've had, all but a few of the tomato plants are surviving (so far).
The broccoli looks great.
Onions are up, some 6" tall.
A few of the anasazi beans have sprouted. The soil above them is a hard crust right now from having been pounded by rain. I'm going to the garden later today to see if I can crack the crust without digging up the seeds.
None of the snow pea seeds have sprouted. I may keep the faith for a while longer. Last week, I planted some ornamental sweet peas, which the instructions said should be scarified and might take 2 weeks to sprout. Snow peas might be slackers, too. Although I planted some last year, I can't remember how long they took to sprout. I should go back to last year's posts and figure it out.
P.S. - It took less than two weeks for last year's peas to sprout.
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