SEASONAL FRUITS

In order to enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables, it’s good to know when they are available Fresh. Here is a seasonality chart which will help you in purchasing high quality, and reasonably priced produce. This chart could be slightly different in your part of the country.

Winter- January, February

vAvocados
vBroccoli
vCabbage
vCauliflower
vCelery Root
vChicory
vFennel
vGrapefruit
vGreens
vWild Mushrooms
vMandarin Oranges
vSweet Oranges
vPears
vSpinach
vSweet Potatoes

Spring- March, April, May

vAsparagus
vAvocados
vBasil
vBeans
vBeets
vBerries
vBroccoli
vCabbage
vCucumbers
vRadish
vHead or Iceberg Lettuce
vMangoes
vOkra
vSweet Oranges
vPapayas
vPeas
vChile Peppers
vSweet Peppers
vRhubarb
vShallots
vSpinach
vSummer Squash
vTurnips

Summer- June, July, August

vApricots
vBasil
vBeans
vBeets
vBerries
vCherries
vCorn
vCucumbers
vDates
vFigs
vGrapes
vMangoes
vMelons
vOkra
vPeaches
vChile Peppers
vSweet Peppers
vPlums
vSummer Squash
vTomatoes
vWatermelon

Fall- September, October, November

vApples
vBroccoli
vCabbage
vCauliflower
vCelery Root
vChicory
vCranberries
vCucumbers
vDates
vFennel
vGrapes
vGreens
vHead or Iceberg Lettuce
vLeaf Lettuce
vMushrooms
vNuts
vOkra
vMandarin Oranges
vPears
vChile Peppers
vSweet Peppers
vPersimmons
vPomegranates
vQuince
vShallots
vSpinach
vWinter Squash
vStar Fruit
vSweet Potatoes