6.
STEP SIX: When is it in Season?
**this comes in handy also if you’re trying to grow your own fruits and vegetables!
FRUIT:
Apples: September – May
Apricots: June – July
Avocados: All Year
Bananas: All Year
Berries
Blueberries: June – August
Cranberries: September – December
March – July
Strawberries: June – August
Coconuts: September – March
Figs: July – September
Grapefruit: October – June
Grapes: June – December
Kiwi: June – August
Lemons: All Year
Limes: May- October
Mangoes: April- August
Melons
Cantaloupes: May – September
Casabas: July – October
Crenshaws: July – October
Honeydews: February – October
Persians: July – October
Watermelons: May – August
Nectarines & Peaches: June – September
Oranges: November – June
Papayas: All Year
Pears: August – May
Persimmons: October – January
Pineapples: February – August
Plums: June – September
Pomegranates: September – November
Tangerines: November – January
Tangelos: January – October
VEGETABLES:
Artichokes: March – May
Asparagus: March – June
Beans
Green or Wax: April – October
Limas: April – August
Beets: June – October
Belgian Endive: October – May
Broccoli: October – May
Brussel Sprouts: October – November
Cabbage: All Year
Carrots: All Year
Cauliflower: September – November
Celery: All Year
Corn: May – September
Cucumbers: May – August
Eggplant: August – September
Lettuce: All Year
Mushrooms: November – April
Okra: May – September
Onions: All Year
Parsnips: October – April
Peas: April – July
Peppers: All Year
Potatoes
White: All Year
Sweet: September – December
Radishes: May – July
Spinach: March – May
Squash
Summer: June – August
Winter: September – November
Tomatoes: May – August
Turnips & Rutabagas: September – March
Zucchini: May
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