In January blood oranges hit their stride as the Moro variety blushes dark red. Here's our chef's guide, including recipe inspiration from chef Giorgio Locatelli.
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Well, it may be winter, but there are still several different varieties of British blooms to be found this month at New Covent Garden Market!
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This month, highlights include blood oranges, Seville oranges, pink Yorkshire rhubarb and vibrant radicchios of all kinds.
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Looking for fresh inspiration to kick off 2019? Then join us on 17 January at Bloomfield Wholesale Florist for a morning of innovative new products and current classics showcased by one of the world's most innovative floriculture companies, Danziger.
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As a trading partner, none is more vital than the Netherlands. Always innovative, their food trends and new technologies are well worth watching...
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Counting down the days until you make your last Christmas door wreath?! Well, when you do get chance for a breather, we've rounded up a special report for you, where we take a look at the main trends this festive season!
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Chapel, Pillar, Tapered, Household, Dinner, Ball, Tealight, Floating and LED...all different types of candles you'll find at New Covent Garden Flower Market. Plus there's an amazing selection of candelabras, candlesticks and candle holders too!
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Not long now until Christmas ... Here's a chunky order for sprouts and sprout tops heading to the capital's top restaurants.
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Part two full with even more festive flowers, foliage, plants and sundries. There's everything you'll need and more for Christmas 2018!
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New Covent Garden Flower Market has been transformed into a glittering Aladdin's Cave, full of festive flowers, foliage, plants and sundries. There's absolutely everything you'll need for Christmas 2018!
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It's the "green gold" of Calabria, a rare citrus fruit from southern Italy. Demand is surging for this fragrant ingredient.
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