Mid-Atlantic Gardening: News (not so) good. Part 2, 1 by ladygardener1

ladygardener1 wrote:
There is this great web site Cleveland Clinic and Scott Hamilton's names are on it. It has a list of the chemos, It has been very helpful, it go into side effects, breaking them down it to the degree pf seriousness. You can look up the side effects and see if there are any suggestions as what to do about them, if anything. My oncology nurse prints me out a list of the chemo I am on, when I am there so it is easy to look things up.

http://www.chemocare.com/

I did not get to my Heuchera garden yesterday, but I did get my tub of compost spread. I got a lot of little things done it the house, which made me feel good. We had a slow soaking rain last night, which I was so happy about as my vegetable garden needed it badly, onion and beet seeds needed the water.
I have 2 thumb size asparagus starting to emerge at the same time, just looking to be popped on the grill.
No columbines blooming here yet, no hummers either.
Did get a picture of the Heuchera bed, I plan to add compost and add the plants I got at BS, the hostas are the ones that stay small.
May have rain most of today, need to check the weather and plan my day. What gets done, gets done, if not, there is always another day.