Better Homes and Gardens spotlights Mosman marvels and turtle rescuers in must-see episode airing tonight
Better Homes and Gardens is back on screens tonight, 27 February 2026, with a packed episode featuring a striking Sydney home, hands-on renovation ideas and a closer look at wildlife conservation in Western Sydney.
Leading the charge are Johanna and Pete, who step inside a standout property at Mosman Bay. The modern home has drawn attention for its sweeping, curved roofline designed to mimic the ocean. The ambitious structure required a substantial construction team and is described as an engineering feat. Viewers are taken on a full tour of the waterfront residence, with its design features front and centre.
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In the kitchen, Colin turns his attention to seasonal fruit with a peach tart paired with cinnamon and nutmeg custard. The dessert layers peaches with thyme, vanilla, nutmeg and cinnamon, alongside dried apricots and macadamias, all encased in puff pastry brushed with marmalade. It’s a dish designed to make the most of late-summer produce.
Wildlife takes focus as Dr Harry meets Shane Davies, founder of Turtle Rescues NSW. The organisation rescues native freshwater turtles from drained dams across Western Sydney, with thousands saved each year. Many of the animals are relocated to a half-acre sanctuary known as ‘Turtle Town’, home to more than 200 turtles, frogs and eastern water dragons. The segment explores the impact of pollution, habitat destruction and climate change on native species, and the work being done to protect them.
Gardening expert Charlie tackles a common issue for plant lovers — severely rootbound plants. He explains what happens when roots outgrow their pots and outlines practical steps to revive struggling greenery. Later, in a separate shortcut segment, he shares advice on achieving the look of a mature garden without the hefty price tag, offering cost-saving planting tips.
Home improvement continues with Adam, who transforms a cluttered garage that has become unusable for its primary purpose. By removing an unnecessary dividing wall and installing tailored storage solutions, he converts the space into a functional area complete with room for bikes, a workbench, an EV charger, storage and a car.
In the garden, Melissa tours the private 2.5-acre grounds of Anthony Tesselaar Plants, a grower specialising in roses bred for Australian conditions. The visit showcases a broad selection, from carpet groundcover varieties to climbers, lollipop standards and larger showpiece blooms.
Rounding out the episode, Juliet demonstrates how to create a renter-friendly bedhead using an unexpected material — pool noodles. The DIY project focuses on delivering a high-end look with accessible materials and straightforward steps.
Better Homes and Gardens airs tonight, 27 February 2026.
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