Farmer's Market's appear at a range of locations across the UK and are particularly popular for the ability to provide fresh local produce in season. Suppliers range from Organic products to Hydroponic and Field grown products.

You may also be interested in our Flower Show and Plant Fair Directory

Farmers' Markets London:

26th March ISLINGTON FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR
at Islington Farmers 'Market, Chapel Market (Penton Street End). 10am-2pm

27th March WIMBLEDON FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR (#1)
at Wimbledon Farmers 'Market, Wimbledon Park Primary School SW19. 9am-1pm

2nd April TWICKENHAM FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR
at Twickenham Farmers'Market, Holly Road car park TW1. 9am-1pm

3rd April BLACKHEATH FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR
at Blackheath Farmers'Market, Blackheath station car park SE3. 10am-2pm

9th April EALING PLANT FAIR
at Ealing Farmers'Market, Leeland Road W13. 9am-1pm

10th April WALTHAMSTOW PLANT FAIR (#1)
at Walthamstow Farmers'Market, opposite Walthamstow Town Sq. 10am-2pm

16th April PARLIAMENT HILL FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR
at Parliament Hill Farmers'Market, William Ellis School, off Highgate Rd. 10am-2pm

17th April BRIXTON PLANT FARMERS MARKET PLANT and FAIR
at Brixton Farmers'Market, Brixton Station Road. 10am-2pm.

30th April WIMBLEDON FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR (#2)
at Wimbledon Farmers'Market, Wimbledon Park Primary School SW19. 9am-1pm

1st May QUEEN'S PARK FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR
at Queen's Park Farmers'Market, Salusbury School, Salusbury Road, 1 0am-2pm

7th May NOTTING HILL FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR
at Notting Hill Farmers'Market, behind Waterstones carpark, Kensington Church St, 9am-1pm

8th May LONDON FIELDS FARMERS MARKET PLANT and PLANT FAIR
at London Fields Farmers'Market, London Fields Prim School, Westgate St, 10am-2pm

15th May WALTHAMSTOW FARMERS MARKET PLANT and FAIR(#2)
at Walthamstow Farmers'Market, opposite Walthamstow Town Sq. 10am-2pm

 

MORE FARMERS MARKETS COMING SOON........

At Farmers Markets in the UK you will typically find, fresh vegetables (in season), fruit (seasonal) Meat including beef, lamb, venison, pork and poultry (with great access to organic meat ), Fresh Eggs, Breads, Mushrooms, Cheeses, Smoked Food (including smoked meat and fish), and a great range of Honey, Jams and Preserves

So what is a list of Farmers Markets doing on a Gardening Site? With so many Farmers Markets also having plants, trees, bulbs and flowers for sale, why not make then easier to find?

We provide a free listing service for Farmers Markets to make them a little easier to find. Links to Farmers Market locations.

Participating nurseries include:

Little Coppice Nursery- Buckinghamshire
This Capel Manor Prize-winning biodynamic nursery are bursting at the seams with ideas, and their passion for plants and for the natural environment shows through from a visit to their Arts and Crafts-inspired Buckinghamshire nursery. The nursery is a community-focused operation, and they organise many talks, growing projects and workshops in schools across London. Aside from this, they have quite amazing plants, especially country garden perennials and shrubs, but also herbs, bulbs, annuals and vegetable seedlings. Plantsman Daniel has a particular fondness for medicinal herbs of the 1600s. www.littlecoppice.com

Rose Cottage Plants- Essex
RHS medal winners, Rose Cottage Plants specialise in growing hardy bulbs and perennials at their farm nursery near Epping Forest. Their spring collection includes hard-to-find varieties of narcissus, tulips, fritillarias and hyacinths, as well as shade-loving pulmonarias, brunneras and other early-flowering 'treasures'- all field grown to ensure hardiness and reliability
www.edibleornamentals.co.uk

Bigtrees - Hampshire
Neil Hosland-Round has two Bigtrees nurseries, one in Buckingham and one in Lymington on the edge of the New Forest. The trees and shrubs he grows vary from showy ornamental species such as mimosas and elegant Silver Birches to heritage apple and cherry trees. You don't have to worry about risking your back by carrying home a tree with you either, as Neil offers a delivery service around London. www.bigtrees.co.uk

Cookoo Box Chillies - Kent
Perry and Alice Cook have been growing a vast array of different herbs and perennials since setting up in 1990. Throughout the years, they have been increasingly caught by 'the chilli bug', and now specialize in some truly unusual chilli plants, with some quite varied flavours. They'll be selling both their own saved chilli seeds and established plants, ranging from the fiery Heat Wave to the much milder but dramatic-looking Friar's Hat. Speak to Alice or Perry for expert advice on sowing and growing. www.cookooboxchillies.com

Pioneer Nurseries - Hertfordshire
Pioneer Nurseries'name is no misnomer - the nursery was set up by the Letchworth Pioneers to provide the plants required to beautify England's first 'garden city'. In recent times, the fine tradition of the nursery has been expanded, and the pioneering spirit of the nursery is being spread across London, through their huge variety of plants, ranging 'from Asters to Zaluzianskya'. If you wish for some expert planting advice, you will have it in abundance from John Hoyland of Pioneer, who is a regular gardens feature writer in a huge variety of publications.
www.pioneerplants.com