The cherry harvest is underway - so you'll find homegrown fruit alongside imports from Europe.

Down in Kent, one grower is picking peaches and nectarines for the Market. But the bulk of the stone fruit is from France, Italy and Spain.

For peaches, you can choose between white, yellow, blood-red and flat doughnut varieties. Apricots include the new cultivar 'vanillacot'. Plums are yet to start in earnest.

UK currants and gooseberries are ready - both green and red. 

Aren't these translucent white currants just stunning?

You will find melons of all kinds on Buyer's Walk - from Charentais (pictured below) to yellow-flesh watermelons.

The figs below are Italian; black Spanish also available.

UK runner beans have begun, joining peas and broad beans.

The maincrop potato harvest is still underground but wholesalers offer a selection of early scrapers such as these spuds from Norfolk.

Other UK lines include brassicas such as broccoli, tenderstem and summer cauliflowers. UK salads and bunched carrots are excellent.

Plenty of tomatoes, too - both from British growers and the EU.

Courgettes are abundant - with the UK crop now coming in.

Beans include Borlotti, fine green, runners and early Coco de Paimpol.

For mushrooms, it's all about Scottish girolle this month - a class act.

See you in August for our next Market Report and the first English apples.