That's not looking too bad. I have a little garden where I'm attempting to grow tomatoes (big and cherry), lettuces, radishes, carrots, strawberries, raspberries, courgettes, cucumbers and peas. I germinate most of the seeds indoors and did that back in March. The tomatoes were planted outside perhaps six weeks ago. Only in the past week or two have they started to actually grow, they were just stagnating before and one plants was entirely obliterated by slugs and snails. I planted some more indoors because at this rate, I reckon the new plant will catch up. The cucumbers just wouldn't grow and all died. The courgettes only started growing properly two weeks ago. Lettuces look alright, the radishes just produced long red roots and leaves. The peas are taking their sweet bloody time growing up the damned nets.
So broadly, everything's just been on hold. There are no flowers on anything yet (apart from the berries), and none of the plants are actually big enough for that to happen. It looks like it's beginning to happen, but I'm worried it's going to be another one of those years where things take so long to grow that they start rotting or shrivel up and die before anything's come to fruition. I mean the tallest damned tomato plant is only 30cm high!