Fruit seasons
"In season" depends on where you're standing. When mangoes flood the markets of Manila, it's feijoa season in New Zealand — the Southern Hemisphere runs exactly half a year out of phase. Find your month below, then follow your hemisphere's season to what's at its peak. Many tropical fruits near the equator follow monsoons rather than temperate seasons; each fruit page lists its peak months by region.
Month by month
| Month | Northern Hemisphere | Southern Hemisphere |
|---|---|---|
| January | Winter | Summer |
| February | Winter | Summer |
| March | Spring | Autumn |
| April | Spring | Autumn |
| May | Spring | Autumn |
| June | Summer | Winter |
| July | Summer | Winter |
| August | Summer | Winter |
| September | Autumn | Spring |
| October | Autumn | Spring |
| November | Autumn | Spring |
| December | Winter | Summer |
Meteorological seasons. The highlighted row is the current month.
Browse by season
Spring
49 fruits at their peak, including Mango, African black plum, African locust bean, African star apple.
See all spring fruits →Summer
209 fruits at their peak, including Dragon fruit, Durian, Mango, Mangosteen.
See all summer fruits →Autumn
198 fruits at their peak, including Dragon fruit, Durian, Guava, Mangosteen.
See all autumn fruits →Winter
74 fruits at their peak, including Pomegranate, Ackee, African breadfruit, African star apple.
See all winter fruits →Year-round
34 fruits at their peak, including Banana, Guava, Pineapple, Acai.
See all year-round fruits →