Seasonal Produce

T H Brown and Son source seasonal produce from Kent

With an ever increasing awareness on seasonality, fresh local produce and food miles, we aim to have the broadest selection of farm grown produce available. Growers reports, daily farm updates mean we can offer the freshest offerings to our customers as soon as they are ready for harvesting.

Wherever possible we promote and offer seasonal British fruit and vegetables. Much of this is grown in Kent by farmers and producers who we have had relationships with for three generations. Over the years we have built up a large network of growers, some of which grow especially for our specifications. Award winning soft fruit, magnificent forced and field rhubarb, artichokes and squashes are highlights.

Read about T H Brown and Sons latest news on their seasonal fruit and vegetable produce

Figs from T H Brown and Son

Figs from T H Brown and Son The fig is the most revered and ancient of fruit trees – mentioned in the Bible. “They are a gift from God”. While figs are available most of the year from around the

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Rhubarb from T H Brown and Son

Rhubarb from T H Brown and Son In the United Kingdom, rhubarb grows in two crops. The first crop is known as forced rhubarb and is usually available from January to early February. The forced roots of the rhubarb are

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Chicory from T H Brown and Son

Chicory from T H Brown and Son Also known as endive, chicory is a forced crop, grown in complete darkness, which accounts for its blanched white, yellow-tipped leaves. It has a distinctive, cigar-like shape, and the crisp leaves have a

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Kentish Asparagus from T H Brown and Son

Kentish Asparagus from T H Brown and Son The countdown is over, the Kentish spears are finally here. With the official season beginning. You will see plenty of Kentish spears available due to the earlier warm, spring weather.

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Wild Garlic from T H Brown and Son

Wild Garlic from T H Brown and Son If you’re looking to give wild food a go, wild garlic should be top of your list. Only a fool would be using bulbs this time of year when this underused, amazingly

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Jerusalem Artichokes from T H Brown and Son

Jerusalem Artichokes from T H Brown and Son This fantastic tuber is just entering it’s UK season. With their taupe-coloured skin and ivory flesh they look perfect on any menu for this time of year. The flesh of the artichoke

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Blood Oranges from T H Brown and Son

Blood Oranges from T H Brown and Son Make the very best of the short Blood Orange season. This underused beauty enhances any menu. Blood oranges mainly come from Mediterranean countries (Southern Italy in particular) and are often considered to

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Kale from T H Brown and Son

Kale from T H Brown and Son A member of the brassica family, Kale is now the most talked about vegetable with sales at T H Brown up 430% since 2013.

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Beetroot from T H Brown and Son

Beetroot from T H Brown and Son This is now firmly labelled as a superfood and comes in a multitude of shapes and sizes. The unusual and delightful Cheltenham Long beetroot

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Salsify from T H Brown and Son

It’s a long winter of traditional vegetables which gloriously include all the festive heroes – sprouts, swede, parsnips and red cabbage. Consider these as an alternative to keep things interesting and healthy:

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