Gardens were near ready, not the soil is wet again :(s -
My peas are slow at coming up.
I have some test beans, no germination yet.
Pears - near bloom.
Full gardening weather coming soon.

Forsythia, camellia, some rhodies in
full bloom.
Pussywillow - greening up.
Plum, prune, peaches - pink ro bloom.
Pears - pushing hard.
Raspberry, black raspberry broken buds
and pre leaf.
Soil that was bare was perfect to getting
 ready to plant. 
Any soil with cover crop of grass, still
cloudy and wet
Temps reaching 60 during the day and up 40's
in the evening, so still soil temp is below 50
degrees but getting close.
Garlic up, onions up, cabbage, chard,
kohlrabi doing fine.
Beans seed still dormant.  

Treat with different products to reduce slugs and snails.

So far it looks like a very bad slug and snail year.

Mulch create an environment very favorable for slugs
and snails.  The use of plastic helps reduce slugs and
snails with a drip hose under the plastic.

Mulch with high populations of slugs and snails
can act as a breeding environment.

In Springfield, the old Grays store says Garden 
Outlet Center, coming in March. I don't know 
who it is yet!!!! They have new plant tables 
in the outside area.

Lawns growing fast now with the 60 degree days. 

Seeing lots of slug damage.

Recommending cole crops, peas and onions.

Peaches near pre pink stage.on most
peaches or plums/prunes.
Not too late to spray copper or lime on
apple and pears.
Blueberries pushing  hard.
Finish  ALL pruning soon..
Soil too wet to plant.  cover one raised
bed with plastic to dry out the bed.

Interesting data for Lane County, Oregon:

Precip month to dater - 1.61
Normal precip. month - 5.43

Precip. year to date - 2.96
Normal year to date - 12.30

Which means we are down on rain in the
valley and snow in the mountains.  So YES,
we need more rain between now and May 1st.

Roses covered in black spot need a
good protectant spray ASAP as most
roses are already emerged 1 inch.
Pussywillow buds exploding.

Soils still wet so wait to add an mulches.

Try to use drip irrigation, and low impact
sprinklers
 to avoid getting foliage wet,  also use soaker
hoses or low impact sprinklers  to lower
leaf wetness.