Karen's Rosewater Panna Cotta Karen’s sharing her favourite panna cotta, served with the best of spring: a mix of roasted rhubarb, strawberries and rosewater. Fast Ed's Spring Pea and Goat's Cheese Salad Most people think of salad as a side dish, but Fast Ed’s spring salad recipe is so delicious and substantial, you can actually serve it as the main event. Fast Ed's Just Desserts made simple – Fire and Ice This week on Just Desserts, we saw the contestants tackle a ‘Fire and Ice’ theme with impressive results. Fast Ed’s going to show you how to make something just as impressive, with his … Fast Ed's Spring Lamb Cutlets with Italian Capsicum Stew Served with a simple fresh stew and some homemade mint sauce, it’s all the best flavours of spring rolled into one delicious meal. Joh gets inspired by this Grass House Joh and Pete are visiting a remarkable home in inner-city Melbourne that takes gardening to a new level – the entire house is covered in grass.

Graham explores the Chelsea Flower Hall To celebrate spring, Graham’s bringing you all the action from the Flower Hall. September is the most important time of year to feed your garden, and Graham’s showing you how to turn your garden clippings into mulch in just one weekend. Dr Harry visits Rescued Baby Magpies Dr Harry is sharing a heart-warming story about a nest of spring baby magpies given a second chance at life. Dr Harry meets a Deafening Dog Can Dr Harry restore some peace and quiet in this noisy house? Adam's Tool Tips – Caulking Gun Have you ever had to cut a small piece of timber, but don’t have a clamp handy to hold it in place? Adam’s sharing a real ‘caulk-er’ of a solution, using a tool you’ve probably already got … Adam goes to Tool School Adam is heading back to school... but this school is a whole lot more fun than your average variety. Jason and Demi Colour Up Your Courtyard Jason and Demi are teaming up to transform a lifeless courtyard into a bright, colourful, and stylish space.

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Karen's rosewater and vanilla panna cotta with roasted rhubarb and strawberries is bound to delight, and have you (and your crew) pleading for seconds. You'll find Karen's recipe in the October issue of Better Homes and Gardens magazine, on sale now. The BHG mag team x Photo: Marina OliphantBetter Homes and Gardens AustraliaGARDEN DIARY: Amid all the blossoms of spring, don’t forget the trusty old azalea. In spots where it’s shady, and the soil is acidic, these guys smother themselves in blooms any time between late August and early October. Young plants, already in flower, are often sold in nurseries and supermarkets at this time of year, and they make great pot fillers to dress up a spring garden. Azaleas benefit from mulching to keep their shallow root systems moist over summer. They also need a spray with insecticide if the leaves start to turn silvery – this is caused by azalea lace bugs. Roger, gardening editorBetter Homes and Gardens AustraliaThe perfect way to kickstart your day.

Hearty breakfast casseroleBetter Homes and Gardens Australia with Dilmah Tea.Time for a cuppa? Try mint-infused green tea for a refreshing twist on your usual brew (we’re loving Dilmah Tea Pure Ceylon Green Tea with Moroccan Mint). If you’re all about achieving the perfect cup, fill your jug with spring water for a fuller flavour, and steep for 2 minutes. Give it a try!Better Homes and Gardens AustraliaWorking on the roof?Here's how to do it safelyBetter Homes and Gardens AustraliaBecause everyone needs a collection of basic tools for jobs around the home.The 15 must-have items in your toolboxBetter Homes and Gardens AustraliaStuck in a rut? Here are 16 ways to break out if it.How to bust out of a rutBetter Homes and Gardens AustraliaCalling all ginger lovers!Ginger crunchBetter Homes and Gardens AustraliaSalty, sweet, garlicky, and with the unmistakable zing of Thai basil!Chilli jam chicken and cashew stir fryBetter Homes and Gardens AustraliaHere's what your lazy Sunday lunch looks like – soft tacos with prawn, avocado and quick pickles!