Tonight | Better Homes and Gardens on Seven and 7plus: Emma-Sue Greentree’s Fight to Win – The Saturday, 11 July episode of Better Homes and Gardens brings together inspiring sport, clever food ideas, garden inspiration and a celebration of a beloved Australian author.
This week, Johanna meets Australian boxer Emma-Sue Greentree ahead of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Meanwhile, Dr Harry visits Nutcote for a special Scottish Terrier celebration, and Clarissa shares a fast tofu stir fry for busy weeknights.
Johanna Meets Emma-Sue Greentree
With the Glasgow Commonwealth Games less than a fortnight away, Johanna meets one of the Australian athletes chasing gold.
Emma-Sue Greentree is preparing for her first Commonwealth Games. However, her journey to the ring has included challenges far beyond boxing.
Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at just 10 years old, Emma-Sue has worked hard to stop the disease from becoming a roadblock. Now, the 27-year-old is ready to fight for her dream on the international stage.
Dr Harry Celebrates Scotties at Nutcote
Dr Harry visits Nutcote, the former home of iconic Australian author May Gibbs.
While Snugglepot and Cuddlepie remain her most famous creations, Gibbs also loved Scottish Terriers. In fact, one fiery Scottie became a real-life muse and a key character in her books.
Each year, Scottie dogs gather at Nutcote for a special birthday celebration. With Gibbs’ 150th anniversary approaching, Dr Harry finds out why these small but mighty dogs meant so much to her.
Clarissa Makes a Quick Tofu Stir Fry
Clarissa is turning tofu into a fast and flavour-packed dinner.
She coats tofu in corn flour and fries it until crisp. Then, she adds it to a stir fry with leftover vegetables and a simple sauce.
Best of all, the dish can be made in under 30 minutes. As a result, it is an easy option for busy weeknights.
Charlie Shares Air Plant Tips
Charlie has a solution for anyone who wants more greenery without too much fuss.
Tillandsias, also known as air plants, do not need soil to grow. Instead, they capture what they need through the air.
They can also cling to almost anything. Therefore, they are a low-maintenance choice for people who struggle to keep other plants alive.
Melissa Visits a Garden With Purpose
Melissa explores a garden designed by landscape architect Emmaline Bowman.
The garden has been created to support local fauna, encourage sustainability and build rich habitats for insects. At the same time, it still works for a busy family.
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There is also room for a veggie patch. So, this garden brings beauty, purpose and everyday function together.
Better Homes and Gardens airs Saturday, 11 July 2026 on Seven and 7plus.
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