Home Beautiful Magazine
The January 2022 issue of Home Beautiful Magazine features a breathtaking ten page feature of Craig Scott and the East Coast Wildflower farm. Story by Jessica Bellef, Photography by Brigid Arnott.
“One flower grower located on the central coast of NSW wholeheartedly embraces the unique beauty of Australian natives and his rich family history of flora farming” - Jessica Bellef.
Gardening Australia
In May of 2019 Gardening Australia’s “My Garden Path” segment features Craig Scott and the East Coast Wildflower farm. Craig speaks about his passion for growing wildflowers, his family history, and shows us some of the amazing things grown on the farm in Mangrove Mountain.
Gardening Australia is an ABC TV program providing gardening know-how and inspiration. Presented by Australia's leading horticultural experts.
Gardening Australia’s “My Garden Path: Growing Australian Wildflowers” May 2019
Better Homes & Gardens
In October 2019 Better Homes and Gardens presenter Graham Ross visits Craig at the East Coast Wildflower farm, to take a look at some of the spectacular native wildflowers growing in spring.
Radio broadcaster and television gardening presenter, Graham Ross, has educated, entertained and inspired Australia’s gardening community and aspiring green thumbs during a career that has spanned more than 50 years.
Better Homes & Gardens at the East Coast Wildflower Farm October 2019
Sydney Markets
In an interview with Sydney Markets, Owner of East Coast Wildflowers, Craig Scott speaks about what is available at your local florist in spring 2021.
“Australian spring natives are full of colour and the season doesn't last long! Some incredible varieties and lots of great fillers too. Locally grown Waratahs are available, with more variety from Victoria and Tasmania. Lovely delicate wax, kangaroo paw, flannel flowers, and so much more! “ - Sydney Markets
Sydney Markets speaks with Craig Scott about some of the Australian native wildflowers of spring
Fresh Awards
Sydney Markets Fresh Awards are a platform for encouraging and recognising best practice and innovations in fresh produce and flower growing and retailing. Fresh Awards program and gala awards event are an opportunity to showcase heroes within the NSW and ACT fresh produce industry who excel at their profession.
The Fresh Awards consists of six overarching categories: Greengrocer Awards, Florist Awards, Wholesaler of the Year, Produce Grower of the Year, Flower Grower of the Year, Flower Grower of the Year, and Fresh Content Award.
Craig Scott was announced the 2018 Flower Grower of the Year!
