I am an experienced gardener and have a very large garden and have been proving CSA boxes to a few people for the past 3 years. I say this because I want you to understand my experience before my questions. I have had several varieties of things bolt especially early this year and I am trying to figure out why. For instance, I have four parsley plants all seeded in winter this year and three of them are sending up a flower stalk. I have a couple of celery plants doing the same (also planted by seed in Feb) and it seems that all of my cruciferous vegetables are creating heads earlier than normal. I tested my soil this spring and discovered that I have a very little available nitrogen although I have lots of organic matter, so I am sure that there is some stored. I also have high phosphorus and low potassium. According to the tests I did test myself with a kit and so I do not have ppm numbers. Because of my low nitrogen numbers, I added bloodmeal at planting for pretty much all of the garden. I’m not sure if that has made a difference with the bolting or not as it added nitrogen but not potassium. If you could direct me to a great resource, I would appreciate it or if you happen to know what might be going on that would be fabulous as well. If you need more information, please don’t hesitate to ask. Thank you so much.