Better Homes & Gardens

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Better Homes & Gardens: Oct 16

Joh Griggs is in the Hunter Valley, Dr Harry placates a cavalier and Charlie transforms a blank slate backyard.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Oct 9

This week, an off-grid camping adventure plus Michelle Payne rehoming former champion racehorses.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Oct 2

Dr. Harry heads to the Australian Reptile Park and Graham visits Wistaria Gardens in Parramatta Park.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Sept 18

This week, a visit to Ireland and a very special day out with Camp Quality.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Sept 11

This week actress Kate Jenkinson turned her no-fuss approach to cooking into wildly popular social media videos.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Sept 4

Johanna Griggs catches up with Fast Ed and Graham’s at East Coast Wildflowers, on the NSW Central Coast.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Aug 28

Juliet styles your stairwell and Charlie visits a garden on the NSW Central Coast.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Aug 21 / 22

This week Johanna visits the Red Centre, Melissa heads to Fitzroy Gardens and Dr. Harry is at Taronga Zoo.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Aug 14 / 15

Dr. Harry is on a mission to save pelicans in Sydney, and Johanna meets a postie in Coober Pedy.
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Better Homes & Gardens: Aug 7 / 8

This week, Joh and Pete head to Tamborine Mountain, and Graham Ross visits Japanese gardens in Gosford.
Woman standing in a whimsical garden featuring topiary animals, including a bear, tiger, and elephant, with lush greenery and decorative lanterns, showcasing creative landscaping ideas for home gardens.
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Better Homes & Gardens: July 17 / 18

Melissa discovers a work of topiary art, whilst Johanna meets Comm Games hopeful Nicola Olyslagers.
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