Join us for a morning of seasonal stewardship at BROOMHILL Sanctuary. Together we care for the gardens, support the winter growing season, share knowledge, and enjoy the simple satisfaction of contributing to a living food system. Whether you are completely new to gardening or have years of experience, you are welcome to participate at a pace that feels comfortable. Come for the connection, the learning, the fresh air, or simply the opportunity to spend time caring for the land alongside others. What to bring: Weather-appropriate clothing and layers for comfort throughout the morning - Sturdy footwear, as winter slopes and pathways can be muddy and slippery - Gardening gloves if you have them (we also have some available to borrow) - A water bottle and any personal refreshments you may need - Curiosity, a willingness to learn, and as many questions as you'd like to bring At BROOMHILL, conversation and shared learning are just as valuable as the practical tasks. Whether you're an experienced grower or simply curious about regenerative living, you're warmly welcome. Seasonal Context: Winter is a season of preparation, observation, and quiet growth. Beneath the surface, soil life continues its work, perennial systems gather strength, and the foundations for spring abundance are being laid. Our stewardship mornings focus on the practical care that supports resilient food systems throughout the colder months while creating opportunities to reconnect with seasonal rhythms. Ways to Participate: - Mulching garden beds and pathways - Cutting back spent growth - Clearing and organising materials - Caring for young trees and shelterbelts - Light infrastructure repairs - Observing ecosystem patterns and seasonal changes - Sharing tea and conversation Learning Focus: Understanding winter as a season of regeneration, soil-building, observation, and preparation.