What’s in season in Palm Springs
102 things are good in October. The whole year is further down.
168 crops · 132 with local windows
Arriving in November: Broccoli, Cauliflower, Kishu Mandarin, Mandarin, Pixie Tangerine, Satsuma Mandarin and 6 more.
Fruit29
- Buddha's Hand
- Finger Lime
- Key Lime
- Lemon
- Makrut Lime
- Meyer Lemon
- Pink Lemon
- Elephant Heart Plumlast weeks
- Plumlast weeks
- Pluotlast weeks
- Raspberrylast weeks
- Santa Rosa Plumlast weeks
- Grapelast weeks
- Melonlast weeks
- Thomcord Grapelast weeks
- Watermelonlast weeks
- Black Mission Fig
- Fig
- Apple
- Fuji Apple
- Honeycrisp Apple
- Pink Lady Apple
- Passion Fruit
- Pear
- Shinseiki Pear
- Dates
- Pomegranate
- Guava
- Persimmon
Vegetables43
- Cucumberlast weeks
- Lemon Cucumberlast weeks
- Persian Cucumberlast weeks
- Potatolast weeks
- Squash Blossomlast weeks
- Zucchinilast weeks
- Big Beef Tomato
- Cherry Tomato
- Green Zebra Tomato
- Heirloom Tomato
- San Marzano Tomato
- Sungold Tomato
- Verona Tomato
- Dry-Farmed Tomatolast weeks
- Early Girl Tomatolast weeks
- Eggplantlast weeks
Meat & fish16
Herbs9
Flowers5
The whole year
Every crop Palm Springs grows and the months it usually runs, grouped by when each one arrives.
January25
February10
March9
April10
May29
June20
July12
August7
September9
October21
November12
December4
These are coastal Southern California’s dates. The low desert keeps its own calendar — the harvest peaks in winter and the heat closes most of the valley all summer — and local windows are coming.