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Home » Fruits and Vegetables in Season in the Winter

Fruits and Vegetables in Season in the Winter

By Marybeth Feutz 3 Comments

Winter is for cuddling up in warm clothes by the bonfire. See what winter fruits and vegetables are in season, get the best deals, and try something new!

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Fruits & Vegetables in Season in the Winter

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Winter can seem like it will never end. It’s cold and it gets dark so early! Add in the rain/snow/ice and cold wintry winds, and it can make for a dreary season. It also seems like there aren’t many fresh fruits and vegetables in season this time of year. But check out this list – there are tons of fresh fruits and vegetables that are just coming into season now!

What Fruits & Vegetables Are In Season in the Winter?

OK, so citrus comes to mind as something that’s in season in the winter… but what else could there be? In the United States, December, January, and February are considered the winter months. This is the list of fruits and vegetables that are considered “in season” in the winter.

list of fruits and vegetables in season in the winter


Do you want a free printable version of this list to take with you to the grocery store? Click here to get one!

Once you have all your fresh produce home, don’t let it go to waste! Be sure you know how to store fruits and vegetables properly to keep them fresh. I love containers like these Rubbermaid FreshWorks Produce Savers to keep my fruits and veggies fresh, and keep my refrigerator organized.

Are you looking for a different season? Find out what fruits and vegetables are in season in the spring, in the summer, in the fall, or all year.

What’s your favorite fruit or vegetable to enjoy in the winter?

Enjoy!

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Comments

  1. Anju says

    10/17/2018 at 7:11 am

    Thanks for the tips for the winter season, I really appreciate your efforts in the making of this wonderful article. Thanks once again and keep it up the great work.

  2. Marybeth Feutz says

    10/22/2018 at 10:00 am

    Thank you!

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