Stupid garden question

[jnu76]

I live in New England. I woke up to a dusting of snow this morning, but in true NE fashion it's supposed to be in the 70s in a few days. My raised beds are not frozen solid (much to my surprise.) Is it too early for me to plant snap peas? Is there anything else safe to plant this early? There will likely still be frost, and a few nights or even days below freezing are possible.
Thanks!

[freezorburn]

You could start them inside, or if you really want to do it outside, look into protecting with cold frame or cloche.

[brandiewine11]

Most things should not be planted until after frost danger is over but some seeds are ok as long as you are past the hard freeze danger.

Your seeds should say when is ok.

We do start a lot indoors in march/April and transplant in may.

[critter015]

The garden group I am in is always telling people this: you can go ahead and plant it now, but plan on covering things if there is going to be a frost and for the possibility that you may have to replant later. If they survive then you have a jump start on tbe season, if not you can always try again when it is warmer.

[PirateCat]

I am pretty certain that you can plant peas as soon as the ground has thawed and can be worked.