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UK: Spring has sprung at New Covent Garden Market

There's a plethora of British daffodils in virtually every variety imaginable at Pratley, including 'Buxton' with its lemon-yellow petals surrounding an orange cup.

Also look out for double-flowered 'Dick Wilden'. And if you missed it first time around, do take a read of the special report all about Narcissi and Daffodils.

Several different types of hellebore can be found at Nine Elms including Helleborus 'Magnificent Bells' at Bloomfield.

And just in, they have Dicentra spectabilis. It's also known as bleeding heart, due to its heart-shaped pink and white flowers.

Read more at New Covent Garden Market (Rona Wheeldon)