Shaking My Fist At The Weather

Last week the weather conditions that have left my plot resembling a wasteland lead me to announce my hatred of the wind, my battered plants hanging onto for dear life, now suffer torrential rainfall.As if matters were not bleak enough, having deliberately kept back from planting out purple sprouting broccoli, that were safely in a tray on a table in my garden, this morning I discovered slugs  have been munching them. I am reminded of a scene from the Simpsons, at a point of utter despair Homer places his head into a bag to release a primeval scream...arrrrrrghhhhhhhhhhhh..phew that's better So what do from here? Am I too late to plant PSB seeds? Would it be worth planting French Bean seed directly into the plot as back up for the weather beaten plants which are just about surviving? You help, knowledge and shared desperation would be very welcome.

Last year I lost all of my first sowing of PSB (due to a lack of bird protection I think). I sowed again at the end of June and we had a great crop this year.