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This columnist is pleased to note that she has, in a fit of spring-fueled mania, successfully planted everything she bought in her yearly garden center pilgrimage. Putting in a garden feels like making any other kind of art: it’s always more work than you initially imagined it would be, but also good fun, with plenty of surprises along the way. (One hydrangea plant thrives, but the other dies – who knows why?) If you’re also a gardener, best of luck helping those plants reach their full po- tential – and with getting those little crusts of dirt out from under your fingernails.
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources asks that people avoid disturbing or touching deer fawns, which are born around this time of year. Most fawns are born in mid-May to mid-June, and fawns do not attempt to evade predators during their first few weeks of life.