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Each fruit and vegetable has its own season, with subtle shifts that happen every day. Follow their microseasons to unlock flavor at every stage.

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In season today

  • Apricots

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    • Grower

      Nick Boldt

    • Location

      Reedley, California

    • Seasonality

      May - June

  • Bonny Melons

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    • Grower

      Alex & Sherry

    • Location

      Tehachapi, California

    • Seasonality

      July - September

  • Caraflex Cabbage

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    • Grower

      George & Ola

    • Location

      Berks County, Pennsylvania

    • Seasonality

      June - March

  • Dancing Demon Pluots

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    • Grower

      Nick

    • Location

      Reedley, California

    • Seasonality

      June - August

  • Fig Leaves

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    • Grower

      Steve

    • Location

      Bordentown, New Jersey

    • Seasonality

      June - October

  • Finger Limes

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    • Grower

      Greg

    • Location

      Exeter, California

    • Seasonality

      September - November

  • Flowering Cilantro

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    • Grower

      Bradley & Cathy

    • Location

      Middletown, New York

    • Seasonality

      July - September

  • Fresh Tropea Onions

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    • Grower

      Devin & Kristi

    • Location

      Mount Joy, Pennsylvania

    • Seasonality

      June - August

  • Genovese Basil

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    • Grower

      David

    • Location

      Thermal, California

    • Seasonality

      May - August

  • Heirloom Tomatoes

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    • Grower

      Sidi

    • Location

      John's Island, South Carolina

    • Seasonality

      June - September

  • Japanese Cucumbers

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    • Grower

      Steve

    • Location

      Bordentown, New Jersey

    • Seasonality

      May - September

  • Jimmy Nardello Peppers

    Jimmy nardello peppers, urban roots farm
    • Grower

      Various

    • Location

      South Carolina

    • Seasonality

      June - September

  • Kinome Leaf

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    • Grower

      Ken

    • Location

      Delmar, Delaware

    • Seasonality

      May - November

  • Lemon Balm

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    • Grower

      Bradley and Cathy

    • Location

      Middletown, New York

    • Seasonality

      June - August

  • Mixed Summer Squash

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    • Grower

      George & Ola

    • Location

      Berks County, Pennsylvania

    • Seasonality

      June - September

  • Purple Snow Peas

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    • Grower

      Dale

    • Location

      San Juan Bautista, California

    • Seasonality

      May - July

  • Sorrel

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    • Grower

      Steve

    • Location

      Bordentown, New Jersey

    • Seasonality

      May - December

  • Spigarello Riccia

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    • Grower

      Lily & Max

    • Location

      Hadley, Massachussets

    • Seasonality

      June - March

  • Sungold Cherry Tomatoes

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    • Grower

      Jim & Deborah

    • Location

      Esparto, California

    • Seasonality

      June - October

  • Sweet 100 Cherry Tomatoes

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    • Grower

      Jim & Deborah

    • Location

      Esparto, California

    • Seasonality

      July - September

  • Sweet Red Cherries - East Coast

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    • Grower

      Emma

    • Location

      Woodsboro, Maryland

    • Seasonality

      June - July

  • Tendersweet Cabbage

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    • Grower

      Ken

    • Location

      Delmar, Delaware

    • Seasonality

      June - October

  • White Peaches

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    • Grower

      Nick

    • Location

      Reedley, California

    • Seasonality

      May - September

  • Yellow Nectarines

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    • Grower

      Nick

    • Location

      Reedley, California

    • Seasonality

      May - August

  • Yellow Peaches

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    • Grower

      Nick

    • Location

      Reedley, California

    • Seasonality

      May - September

Featured This Week

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EARLY

BONNY MELONS
Grown by Alex in Tehachapi, California

Melon season is picking up with the arrival of Bonny Melons from Alex in Tehachapi, CA. This sweet-meets-sour variety is shaped by extremes — intense heat, sudden downpours, and the stress they place on the plant. But it's precisely these pressures that drive its depth of flavor: crisp, fragrant, with a clean citrus lift.

Grown by Alex and Sherry Weiser in Tehachapi's high-elevation, subtropical-Mediterranean microclimate, the Bonny thrives where few melons can. Even in the dry season, nearby mountains draw in late-summer rainstorms, prompting the plants to dig deeper and adapt more quickly. Only a handful of growers are working with this variety in the U.S., but its natural resilience and knockout flavor point to a future far beyond the niche.

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PEAK

YELLOW NECTARINES
Grown by Nick in Reedley, California

Nick's Yellow Nectarines are outstanding right now, with warmer temperatures maximizing the sugars and flavor at this point in the season. Currently, they are also showcasing outstanding blush in the flesh.

Look out for spotting on Nick's Yellow Nectarines, an indicator of more sugars and a more robust flavor. These spots are more prevalent on nectarines, indicating that they have spent more time in the sun, with sugars bursting through the skin.

Our six-year-long relationship with Nick ties us to his orchards in the Central Valley, where his growing practices, combined with the significant temperature fluctuations between the highest and lowest temperatures in a single day, yield flavor-packed stone fruit. Alongside his peaches, find his White and Yellow Nectarines in peak, and his Dancing Demon Pluots.

Nick passes over his trees multiple times a season, only ever picking fruit that has reached full maturity on the branch. Mainstream commercial channels would not accept fruit in this form: on top of all the extra work, its delicate, short shelf life makes it impossible for most retailers to handle.

Green garlic growing in the field

LATE

GREEN GARLIC - LOCAL
Grown by Simon in Chester, New York


Make the most of the final weeks of Simon's Green Garlic. Harvested before the plant begins to bulb, green garlic carries a milder, more herbaceous heat than mature heads. As the plant starts to shift its energy toward forming mature bulbs, the green stalks harden, and the bulbs are harvested to cure.

Grown in the Black Dirt region of New York — a former glacial lakebed prized for its dense, mineral-rich muck — Simon's green garlic pulls flavor from some of the most nutrient-rich soil in the country. Its high organic matter and natural water retention create the conditions for clean, complex flavor and crisp texture.

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People are more cut off from the origins of their food than ever. This makes flavor, nutrition and farming practices that protect the planet, almost impossible to find.

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Each fruit and vegetable has its own season, with subtle shifts which happen every day. Follow their microseasons to unlock flavor at every stage.

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