Better Homes and Gardens: Eye on Oz

For therir their annual “Eye On Oz,” this week’s Better Homes and Gardens sends its presenters to find big ideas and inspiration for the home and garden.

Rob Palmer walks through The Valley of the Giants in south-west Western Australia and shows you how to create a living bench from ecologically sourced jarrah.

Dr Harry visits Kangaroo Island off the coast of South Australia to meet some very special wildlife – and their newly hatched babies.

Fast Ed heads to Queensland’s Henderson Park cattle station, just outside of Rockhampton, to get the beef on bringing a taste of the outback into your kitchen.

Jason Hodges sees how the people of Rylstone, New South Wales are trying to bring the endangered Aussie icon, tyre swans, back to life. He discovers plenty of ways to take recycling old tyres to trendy new heights along the way.

Tara Dennis gets the sand between her toes at spectacular Mission Beach in Far North Queensland to bring you a Great Barrier Reef-inspired dining room makeover.

Graham Ross checks out an exquisite display of rhododendrons and azaleas in Victoria’s Dandenongs region and gives you tips on how to look after these magnificent plants at home.

Karen Martini creates the freshest Spring salad ever using produce straight from the farm at The Agrarian Kitchen, a “paddock to plate” cooking school in Tasmania’s stunning Derwent Valley.

And Johanna Griggs presents the show from Griffith’s larger than life Citrus Sculpture Display.

It airs 7:30pm Friday on Seven.