In this episode of Better Homes and Gardens, Joh visits Newcastle Greens, Adam and Pete explore Ferntree Gully, and Dr. Harry meets a ball-obsessed Cocker Spaniel. Colin takes us on a tour of a strawberry farm in Queensland, and Charlie provides tips on choosing the right plants for your garden. Joh showcases the Hunter Valley winery area, and Melissa explores organic gardening methods. Finally, Juliet upcycles an old mirror and creates a stylish hall table.
Johanna Griggs visits Newcastle Greens, a specialty farm growing edible flowers, rare leaves, and heirloom vegetables for restaurants. She is joined by chef Troy Rhoades-Brown of the acclaimed Muse Restaurant, who will show how to elevate a meal using fresh, local ingredients.
Adam Dovile and Pete explore the suburb of Ferntree Gully, located on the outskirts of Melbourne. They discuss the appeal of the area, which offers affordable housing, a family-friendly atmosphere, and picturesque green spaces.
Dr. Harry Cooper meets a Cocker Spaniel named Ozzie, who is obsessed with chasing balls. Ozzie’s obsession has become a challenge for his family, so Dr. Harry provides tips to help wean him off this behavior.
Colin explores a strawberry farm in sunny Queensland, learning about the growing conditions and secrets to their success. He also whips up a strawberry consommé with meringue and vanilla mascarpone.
Charlie Albone offers advice on choosing the right plants for your garden and provides tips on planting and arranging them to create a thriving and beautiful space.
Juliet Love upcycles an old cupboard door mirror into a freestanding mirror to match the décor of a newly renovated bedroom. She also creates a stylish and budget-friendly hall table, perfect for tight spaces, using timber from the hardware store.
Melissa King visits an eco-education garden to explore organic growing methods, including composting and seed saving. She provides inspiration and simple tips for those interested in trying organic gardening at home.
Adam addresses the issue of lack of light in bathrooms and presents an option similar to a skylight, but with an eco-friendly solar power source and an easy DIY installation.
Better Homes and Gardens: Episode 30 airs on Friday, 23 August 2024, at 7:00 PM on the Seven Network.
