This Friday’s installment of Seven’s enduring lifestyle favourite Better Homes & Gardens lines up a diverse slate, from culinary deep-dives with a croissant maestro to urgent pet interventions and innovative home projects.
Johanna Griggs heads to Melbourne to meet Kate Reid, founder of the cult-favourite Lune Croissanterie, looking to crack the code on her world-renowned pastries. Meanwhile, Colin Fassnidge is bringing street food indoors, tackling a Pork Belly Banh Mi, complete with from-scratch pâté.
On the animal front, Dr. Harry Cooper steps in for a critical case involving Nelli, a Bernese Mountain dog whose penchant for ingesting foreign objects has led to multiple surgeries. The Howells are banking on Dr. Harry to curb the destructive habit.
Gardening segments see Melissa King at Rhodo Glen Nurseries, showcasing the versatility of camellias for various garden designs, while Charlie Albone gets a look at George Moujalli’s impressive cacti collection and his booming side-hustle. Graham Ross will also share insights on the broader benefits of gardening for all skill levels.
Rounding out the episode, Adam Dovile tests a portable power station and tackles a water-damaged stair repair at a riverside cabin. Juliet Love offers a creative solution for displaying children’s artwork with 3D butterfly collages.
Better Homes & Gardens airs Friday, May 23, at 7:00 PM on Seven and 7plus.
