As do the 232 spring onions that I planted from one punnet the same day I don't think I lost one, so I planted some seed of them last week, got lots of veggies going now and yesterday I planted Red odourless onion seedlings, still looking for a better keeping onion I may have to try growing seeds as they don't seem to have any of those type here in seedlings.. Also planted some Broad Beans I will give them another go just hope they don't get that terrible rust this time also planted seeds of Sugar snap peas first time for them a bit of a change from Snow peas. Anyway I will see how they go ....Cheers..MM.

I always grow sugar snap peas as they are so sweet, even the pods. One of my daughters calls them lollies. If you want to eat the pods make sure you pick them before they get too big so they are tender but if you want the pea just let them fill out like an ordinary pea.

We (the kids & I) planted out quite a few seedlings the other day that we started from seed a few weeks ago. We planted 3 varieties tomato, silverbeet, lettuce, cucumber, carrots (2 varieties), climbing and dwarf peas. Must get some more seeds going soon and plant a few more beans (oh no the kids say). We have had a bumper crop of snap beans, we spend ages topping and tailing then freezing beans every couple of days. Should have enough to see us through a few months.

Good luck with yours.

I have never grown sugar snap peas before, I have just been down to have a look at them and I was amazed at how many were sitting on top of the soil after that deluge of 23 mm earlier but very welcome is that rain I can always plant more tomorrow..Yes I planted a lot of seeds recently and they are up now its great isn't it, and good luck with your veggie garden too and how wonderful to have willing helpers ...Cheers...MM.