Above, I bit the bullet and just planted things out. Fingers crossed!
Slug bait is an absolute must, the pests are everywhere and I'm determined not to feed them any more.


Above: C has put up vanes and netting for the peas and beans. Hurrah!
Below: Really  pleased with the onions, garlic and shallots. I hoed in between the rows.

Above: C has widened the holes for the strawberry plants. They should be flowering soon.
Below: The asters and marigolds I re-potted are not only clinging on to life but actually growing big and strong.
I have larger pots for some plants. Begonias have now all been planted out and just need to hang out in the greenhouse for a week or so until it looks like the risk of frost has passed.
Upon reading the small print I learned that sweet peas will not be flowering until next year, irritatingly, but they needed to grow in the individual pots.
Methembrembomebresimisms (the big furls of greenery on the left, below). They have done a bit too well. Confusingly, the strong looking plant has a cotton-like piece of thread connecting the foliage to the root so planting out has been a delicate process. I should have thinned them.
In the middle we have a few aquilegia which are teeny tiny but I'm optimistic they'll grow soon.

Selfie.
Sophie