On the upcoming episode of Better Homes & Gardens, airing Friday 14 June on Channel 7, Johanna meets celebrity chef Hayden Quinn, while Graham visits the historic Deepdene Forest Garden. The episode offers a diverse range of segments, from culinary delights and gardening tips to interior design and DIY projects.
Johanna catches up with Hayden Quinn, the celebrity chef known for his love of beach, travel, and life itself. With over 12 years of cooking on screen, Quinn discusses his busy life, which includes running a gym and a cooking studio, as well as training for Dancing With The Stars. He also demonstrates how to make a delicious pizza, sharing tips for a perfect pizza night.
Meanwhile, Colin Fassnidge presents two mouth-watering recipes: a hearty Shepherd’s Pie with the best mashed potato you’ve ever tasted and a sticky date pudding with a simple yet decadent Dulce De Leche sauce.
Juliet transforms a plain and uninviting bedroom into a bright, cozy, and soothing space. She focuses on both color and texture to bring out an earthy dimension, creating a simple yet aspirational style. Charlie investigates the origin of popular turf types and explores how they are grown, ensuring their suitability for our gardens. He answers common questions about where our turf comes from and the work that goes into producing it.
Adam takes on a unique DIY project, creating a bench seat that also functions as a plant pot. Using off-the-shelf timber and basic DIY skills, he crafts a classy and functional piece, perfect for any backyard. Dr. Harry tends to a beloved pet duck, Fluffy, who has been feeling under the weather. He examines her limp and provides treatment to get her back to her happy, healthy self.
Graham takes viewers on a walk through the Deepdene Forest Garden, a well-designed space that remains charming throughout the year. Rumored to have been designed in the 1860s by Robert Guilfoyle, the creator of Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Garden, the garden recently underwent a restoration that combined heritage style with modern landscape practices. This collaboration between designers, landscapers, homeowners, and nature ensures the garden’s beauty and rich horticultural history will endure for centuries to come.
Pete explores a barn-style luxury home that will leave viewers dreaming. Located in Queensland, this mansion impresses with its automatic gates, a spacious butler’s pantry, and a terrace that embodies indoor-outdoor living. The outdoor area also boasts a pool and a putt-putt course, adding to the home’s allure.
Better Homes & Gardens airs Friday, 14 June 2024, at 7:30 PM on Channel 7 and 7TWO.
