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Better Homes and Gardens (Australia), 1 Sep 2026

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In This Edition

ArticleGlobal fla­vours

TV’S Clarissa and Colin bring deli­cious inter­na­tional recipes to your table.

Global fla­vours

ArticleA cut above with Gra­ham

Explor­ing the beau­ti­ful blooms of Jon­ima Flower Farm. A tra­di­tional garden is about per­man­ence – per­en­ni­als, shrubs and hedges that cre­ate a beau­ti­ful pic­ture through all the sea­sons. If you pick a bunch of your big bloom­ing...

A cut above with Gra­ham

ArticlePeon­ies in the spot­light

Peon­ies reward patient garden­ers.

Peon­ies in the spot­light

ArticleHomegrown har­vest

Melissa King on grow­ing your own broc­coli. Broc­coli is a staple in the winter vegie patch – one we’ve come to rely on for sat­is­fy­ing soups, stir-fries and cas­ser­oles in the cooler months. I’ve always had a soft spot for broc­coli. When I was...

Homegrown har­vest

ArticleBroc­coli bliss

Enjoy broc­coli as a stir-fry, in a pasta bake or air-fried.

Broc­coli bliss

ArticleOne-sea­son won­ders

Annu­als can solve prob­lems in your garden! T he eleg­ant per­en­ni­als in your garden are there to play the long game. They slowly moor them­selves into the earth and reg­u­late their meta­bol­ism accord­ing to the sea­son. Perky annu­als have a...

One-sea­son won­ders

ArticleFlour power

Make your own puff pastry, plus a ver­sat­ile scone base.

Flour power

ArticleFresh fla­vour

Matt Moran’s quinoa falafel and beet­root salad.

Fresh fla­vour

ArticleIconic Aus­sie bees

Get to know some quirky nat­ive pol­lin­at­ors. Bees, known more form­ally as Antho­phila (anthos means “flower” and philos means “lov­ing” in Greek), are flower lov­ers by name and by nature. But how much do you really know about them? For instance,...

Iconic Aus­sie bees