Is Nine Elms flower market open?

Opening times The Flower Market is open from around 04:00 – 10:00, Monday to Saturday. Most wholesalers close at 10:00 but some, mainly our plant and sundries wholesalers, are open till 12:00.

Is Covent Garden flower market open during lockdown?

Following the Government’s announcement to further ease England’s lockdown (on Monday, 5 April), we wanted to confirm ​the Flower Market will reopen for in-person buying on Monday, 12 April. We’re delighted that New Covent Garden Flower Market is open for in-person buying from Monday, 12 April.

What is the flower market in London called?

New Covent Garden Market
We’re behind London’s great florists From royal florists to market stall traders, businesses love New Covent Garden Market.

Where did Covent Garden Market move to?

Nine Elms Lane
The market behind every great florist The Flower Market at New Covent Garden has already moved to a modern temporary new home, further down Nine Elms Lane.

When is Nine Elms Sunday market in London?

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Where is Embassy Gardens in Nine Elms London?

Embassy Gardens, a new-build neighbourhood in Nine Elms on the South Bank, takes design inspiration from the Meatpacking District of New York with floor to ceiling More A stunning outdoor Sky Pool links two residential buildings in the Embassy Gardens development, a new neighbourhood in Nine Elms near Battersea Park. High up on More

Is there a new station at Nine Elms?

For further information on the Nine Elms redevelopment click here. A £1billion transport improvement package will make Nine Elms on the South Bank as well connected as the rest of Central London. Two new Northern line stations will create fast, direct links to the West End, City and North London.

What kind of flowers are at New Covent Garden Market?

Spring blooms are in abundance this month at New Covent Garden Market! From Tulips and Fritillaries to Snowflakes and Narcissi. Read on to discover more… Stay in season and know what’s in flower when with our British seasonal calendar. See the seasonal availability of over 100 British-grown cut flowers and flowering foliages.