Find out about the hottest trends in flowers, foliage, plants and sundries with our annual round-up of New Covent Garden Market traders' views.
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The start of a new decade as we welcome 2020! And our traders are back at the Flower Market after the festive break with all manner of seasonal flowers, foliage, plants and sundries.
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Fruit and Veg
Fruit and veg in season this January
Welcome to a new decade of fruit and veg. Blood oranges, Seville oranges and Yorkshire forced rhubarb steal the show this month.
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Our next Stories from the market film takes a look at the market through the eyes of Paul Grimshaw, fruit and veg distributor
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Fruit and Veg
A chef's guide to food trends in 2020
What will be hot to trot in 2020? We round up the latest food trends - as predicted by our expert traders.
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Flowers
Floral Christmas Trends 2019
Six of the biggest Floral Christmas Trends for 2019 in the form of decorated trees, wreaths, pedestal designs, table arrangements and even a dress, can be found in this year's round-up!
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Our next Stories from the market film takes a look at market life through the eyes of Infringement Officer, Balkumar Khatri
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Fruit and Veg
Fruit and veg in season this December
Get here extra early this December - stocks fly out fast with the Christmas rush.
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Be in-the-know with all things botanical by following these 16 Flower Market traders on Instagram.
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Our next Stories from the market film takes a look at market life through the eyes of Jesse Dunford Wood, chef and owner at Parlour restaurant in Kensal Rise.
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Fruit and Veg
A chef's guide to a plant-based Christmas
Across the capital, creative chefs and caterers are experimenting with new vegan and plant-based festive menus. Here's a mouthwatering selection...
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When it comes to 'decking the halls' this Christmas, you'll be really spoilt for choice at New Covent Garden Market! As well as festive flora and fauna, you'll also find seasonal plants and sundries in abundance.
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