Yes. Which garden zone are you in in NJ? When is your last frost date + 2 weeks? Did you pre-warm the soil? I'd make plans to cover them in some fashion to keep them from stunting and to keep them alive until the ground warms up enough for them to begin to grow.

Dave

Jersey, yes. More than likely. I have the same problem.

One "cure" is to learn which crops are warm weather crops and which are cool weather crops. And then grow some cool weather crops "to get it out of your system"!

Onions, broccoli, etc can handle the cooler weather. Try growing them from seeds. My cool weather crops are planted out in the garden now; they can handle the weather. And the tomatoes (and peppers) are still safe under grow lights, only getting set outside for a few hours on nice warm days. All is well with the world.