Planted 2 crops of peas last year (I live in Tacoma) and also noticed many didn't germinate in the spring to early summer period. Come fall, about 8 or so of those peas popped out of the ground, and almost all have survived the entire winter so far. The biggest actually bloomed all winter long, got to 24" or so. Lost a couple to the snow and cold a couple weeks ago, but others are totally fine. They are mostly 8-12" now, and looking good.
Because I was harvesting argula all last winter from a small clump that kept going, I let some arugula go to seed last year, and spread the seeds everywhere in my garden in the fall. Hundreds came up, been eating it all winter. Snow didn't knock it back at all. Had 4 kale plants also survive all winter just fine, we kept harvesting that too.
My baby bok Choi keeps bolting. Any advice?