Better Homes and Gardens: Popular Channel 7 life-style collection increasing to 2 new episodes per week

Popular Channel 7 life-style collection Better Homes and Gardens will now deliver twice the enjoyment to Aussie viewers, doubling its weekly dose of recent episodes for bold inexperienced thumbs, DIY’ers, and homebodies.

In a four-decade first, the collection will start broadcasting new content material on each Fridays and Saturdays at 7pm, starting March 6-7.

It means loyal viewers might be higher outfitted than ever to deal with their very own initiatives, try scrumptious recipes, help their pets, or increase their life.

Better Homes and Gardens host Johanna Griggs stated the event would additionally deliver extra inspiring tales and motivation to those that want it.

“With so many bonkers things happening in the world right now we are thrilled to be able to bring not one but two nights of Better Homes and Gardens to screens; which provides escapism, uplifting viewing, and stories about passionate, brilliant people told in a positive, celebratory way,” Griggs stated.

“Plus we have loads of ideas and inspiration that anyone of any age can enjoy.”

Currently airing it’s 33nd season in its thirty second yr on air, the present has confirmed it stays a ranking success.

Last Friday’s episode was watched by 1.3 million Aussies regardless of competing with the Winter Olympics.

Executive Producer Russell Palmer instructed the added weekend slot would join with viewers who don’t usually have the time on Friday nights, and reinforce this system’s relationship with followers that often tune in.

“Giving our loyal audience a second bite of the Better Homes and Gardens cherry each Saturday night is a great way to extend our connection into people’s lives. When our expert presenters give us real and meaningful stories, our viewers love that relationship, Mr Palmer said.

“Just like a good relationship, we’ll be seeing more of each other. It’s not only a great chance for our existing viewers to reconnect but people who don’t get to see us on a Friday can get to know us better across the weekend.”

The newest season options host Johanna Griggs, Adam Dovile (DIY), Charlie Albone (landscaping), Colin Fassnidge (chef), Clarissa Feildel (cook dinner), Dr Harry Cooper (vet), Graham Ross (gardening), Juliet Love (adorning and design), Melissa King (gardening) and Pete Colquhoun (architect).

Better Homes and Gardens will start airing two episodes per week from March 6 and seven, every commencing at 7pm.