Replanting, pests and mini update

There's nothing worse than having your seeds not sprout so after a month and still nothing I decided to replant the seeds that didn't grow and its a bit disheartening because the season is going along and I still haven't been able to plant out my tomatoes, beans or cucumbers. Since my biggest pest (my basset) decided to eat my first lot of cucumbers this is going to soon become a post about growing all these plants in pots because having a puppy and gardening don't go together well. Even with fencing and all that he still manages to get in some how and eat everything or dig it up. So now at the risk of having a very poor harvest this year I am going to resort to using pots if I can't keep the pest out my beds. Which is very annoying because I know he's just a puppy but I don't want the first time I am solely in charge of the vegetable growing to be like this. I know that this can happen to anyone but I will feel sorry for myself for a few hours and I will think up a plan and work hard tomorrow.

But there are some seeds that have sprouted and are doing well. 

My chives still look like grass but its growing strong. I really can't wait until I can start using them in my cooking. I love chives a lot.

Sage! Yes it's finally come up this was the last of the seeds that came up and then I waited another week but still nothing so I replanted them. When I dug up the soil there was nothing the seeds didn't grown and I'm not 100% sure why bit I think it might have been my soil so I got new soil to use. 

My red rosa tomatoes. At least we will have some kind of tomato this year.

My chilli plant, I almost killed this by putting it in the sun for to long to soon. But I put it back inside the seed box and water it well for a few days and its fine. 

Here are my heirloom brandy wine pink tomatoes. I planted three but only two have come up so far. I still have hope that it will come up. 

And then my bush beans. This is the first time I am growing beans so I am very excited to see how this grows. 

I will update you again soon with what has sprouted and what's doing well.