Better Homes and Gardens is serving up a globe trotting mix of property, plants and paint tricks this week, with North Sydney, New Zealand and your own backyard all in the spotlight.
From harbour views to citrus trees and a fresh coat of white, tonight’s episode leans into practical ideas with a side of wanderlust.
Johanna and Dr Chris take in the evolving streets of North Sydney, where heritage homes meet modern high rises as the suburb opens up to a new wave of buyers and renters.
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The duo explore whether the harbourside pocket still lives up to its reputation, or if its latest transformation is changing who gets to call it home.
Juliet Love, pictured, breaks down the secrets behind choosing the perfect white, proving even the simplest paint choice can completely transform a living space (image – Seven)
Juliet Love tackles the deceptively tricky world of white paint, showing how subtle tones and undertones can completely shift the feel of a room while adding texture and personality.
Graham Ross continues his New Zealand garden cruise, stopping in Wellington before heading south to Timaru and Geraldine, with the Southern Alps providing a pretty decent backdrop.
From iconic botanic collections to lesser known local gems, the trip showcases why New Zealand remains a bucket list destination for garden lovers.
Back home, Charlie shares a timely citrus masterclass, with simple tweaks that can turn a struggling tree into a backyard overachiever just in time for the cooler months.
This new episode of Better Homes and Gardens airs tonight, Friday 20 March, at 7.00pm on Seven and 7plus.
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