PETER O'MAHONY is back working on his prized garden as the winter turns to spring. The Ireland and Munster legend shared a pair of videos to his Instagram story of him and his son tending to it. The first sees him revealing that he would be "cutting back to hydrangea this weekend" and revealed "when you know they are ready". The second, meanwhile, shows him cutting his potted grasses before handing them to his son, who is just off screen. It is, therefore, not entirely clear whether it was Theo or Ralph who has giving him a helping hand. But it may have been his older son based on how he is a frequent gardening assistant. Back in January, dad and son went the extra mile to "keep the birds happy" during the cold snap. tended to their bird feeder as Munster in particular felt the chilly temperatures. Then again, it may have been Ralph, who is also an enthusiastic helper. Last October, as O'Mahony was recovering from injury, he shared a video of him and his young son Ralph "mowing the lawn" with the boy using a toy lawn mower to imitate his dad. O'Mahony said: "Disappointed to be missing tomorrow’s derby [vs Leinster] in Croke Park. Will be watching. Hope to be back in action very soon. "In the meantime keeping the young ones busy" The 35-year-old will have a bit more time on his hands to tend to his garden when he retires from rugby at the end of the season. O'Mahony, Conor Murray, and Cian Healy all retired from international duty following the Six Nations campaign. And while Murray will be continuing his career abroad, the other two Ireland greats will be hanging up the boots altogether come the end of the season. His wife Jessica gave a glimpse into the flanker's post-retirement life with an adorable video on Instagram. In the video, captioned with two love heart emojis, the dad-of-three could be seen playing with his three kids in the back garden. It was a nice and mellow way to spend St Patrick's Day after a weekend of celebrating the end of the Six Nations. Jess shared a photo album with her Instagram followers that reflected on the few days in Rome following the final day win over Italy. She captioned it: "Beautiful weekend. Heart is full."