September dangles beautifully between summer and autumn. Squashes, chestnuts, roots and sprouts offer a first taste of produce to come.
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You’ll still find an incredible selection of beautiful British blooms at the Flower Market this month, including these zingy zinnias at Pratley.
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A great market never stands still. Never rests on its laurels. Every year, every season, every day. Something new. Something different. That’s the essence of New Covent Garden Market.
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With the trend for natural designs continuing to be hugely popular, in this month’s Product Profile, we’re taking a look at just some of the many different varieties of wonderful grasses, which you can find at the Flower Market at New Covent Garden Market.
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Head to the Flower Market this month and you’ll find a spectacular variety of dahlias in so many different shapes and sizes!
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Our scorching early summer is reflected in the topsy turvy colour of Buyers' Walk.
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In this month’s Product Profile, we’re taking a look at clematis. A relative newcomer to the cut flower industry, this beautiful bloom with its quirky, wayward stems is becoming a firm favourite for loose, natural designs.
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Get your skates on to snap up the last English cherries. These gorgeous fruits arrived a fortnight early this year, with another two weeks of the season left to run.
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Is July the best month? London has been sweltering and the market is bursting with choice.
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Warmer temperatures and Wimbledon signal the start of the British summer! And with it are great growing conditions for homegrown flowers. You’ll find a bounty of British blooms at New Covent Garden Flower Market this month!
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In this month’s Product Profile Report, we’re taking a look at Nigella, a quintessential cottage garden flower. With its romantic common name of 'love-in-a-mist', this intricate bloom is the perfect filler flower for summer arrangements.
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Striding across one of their fields, you can see Canary Wharf shimmering in the distance. Hugh Lowe Farms, established 1893, are local strawberry growers at the top of their game.
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