Arizona Produce in Season
In Arizona, we always have something delicious growing! We’ve compiled a list of what’s growing when in Arizona, to make it easier to plan your shopping list and your meal planning! To find any of the following produce local to you, please visit www.fillyourplate.org and select the item to bring your local results.
Apples, July through September
Apricots, May through June
Arugula, September through May
Asparagus, March and April
Basil, August through November
Beets, November through May
Black-eyed peas, July through September
Blackberrries, May and early June
Blueberries, June and early July
Bok Choy, October through March
Broccoli, October through March
Broccoli raab, December through March
Brussel sprouts, December through March
Cabbage, January through April
Carrots, October through May
Celeriac/celery root, January through April
Celery, January through April
Chiles, July through September
Clementines, December through March
Corn, June through October
Cucumbers, April through September
Dates, October and November
Figs, June through October
Garlic, February through July
Grapefruit, December through March
Grapes, July and August
Green beans, June through October
Green onion/scallions, October through March
Greens, December through May
Herbs, year-round
Key limes, October and November
Kohlrabi, December through March
Leeks, December through July
Lemons, December through April
Lettuce, October through May
Melons, June through August
Nectarines, May through July
Okra, July through September
Onions, April through July
Oranges, December through March
Parsnips, December through March
Peaches, May through August
Pears, mid-August through September
Peas, April through June
Plums & pluots, June through August
Potatoes, April through October
Pumpkins, August through November
Radishes, October through May
Radishes, July through October
Rutabagas, December through March
Shelling Beans, July through September
Spinach, October through May
Squash (summer), April through September
Squash (winter), August through November
Strawberries, February through April
Sweet Onions, April through June
Sweet Peppers, July through October
Sweet potatoes, December through March
Tangerines, December through March
Tomatoes, May through November
Turnips, October through March
Zucchini, April through September
Zucchini Blossoms, March through September
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Suggestion: Is there a way to put this list in order of months? For example, I’d like to see what’s in season this month. If it were July: apples, black-eyed peas and summer squash (plus whatever else is in season), it’d be easier for me to shop for those foods.
And, thanks for the list!
Sure, thank you for your suggestion!!
Hi Julie –
I’m a food safety manager with Rousseau Farming Company and I wanted to let you know – we have Carrots in season from December to July and Cabbage from October to May. Just thought people would like to know Arizona can get these locally for longer periods!! I love your site!
Thanks Kami for the kudos and the comments!!