Square foot garden

Here is a photo of my son Quinn standing next to my 4 ft by 6 ft square foot garden. I planted this on 2/28 and covered it with plastic to form a mini cold-frame. This is what I planted.

1. Early Garden Peas (soaked and innoculized) 8 squares
2. Spinach seedlings - started indoors mid Jan - one square 9 seedlings
3. Romaine seedlings - started indoors mid Jan - one square 4 seedlings
4. Red cabbage seedlings - 6 squares - 6 seedlings total
5. Onions - started from seed mid jan - two squares - 32 total
6. Carrot seeds - Early Nantes - 16 seeds
7. Buttercrunch lettuce seeds - 2 squares - 5 seeds in each - 10 total
8. Green onion seeds - one square - 16 seeds
9. Spinach seeds - one square - 9 seeds
10. Beet seeds - one square 9 seeds

I know it is way, way early to be starting stuff outside. I know all this stuff will either die or not germinate. But I just couldn't help it. I spent all winter reading books about 4 season harvests, and extending the season, and I just got a little frisky. The great thing about the sq foot garden approach is that it is very easy to turn into a nice little cold frame. Yesterday my sq foot cold frame got up to 70 degrees on a 30 degree day. At night it is getting into the high 20s. Let's see how long this stuff lives.