New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Your backyard STOCKTAKE

Keep little hands busy

With the school holidays just around the corner, why not get the kids or grandkids involved in the garden? They’ll love learning new skills and connecting with nature.

Feed the birds

Winter can be a difficult time for birds to find food, as natural sources are scarce. You can help by hanging bird feeders in your garden to provide them with a regular supply. This will add some life and colour to your garden and offer hours of entertainment.

Tool check-up

Make use of the rainy days and head to your shed to check and maintain your gardening tools and equipment. This will ensure they’re in good condition and ready to roll when the weather clears or when the temperature warms and planting in the spring gets

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