Moving from USDA zone 4 to zone 8

We ate the last of the broccoli today. Using the Remay cover kept all the bugs out! I will do that again. I still have some cabbage under cover. The plants that were put in April 17 th have not started to form heads yet.
Today I planned what will go into the 4×8 bed once the sugar snap peas are done producing. Territorial Seeds have been working well for my climate the Maritime Pacific North West. July will be a big time to plant for fall and winter. Broccoli, carrots,peas, parsley and lettuce will fill the bed.

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