In season · October

LA / SoCal Coast

Effectively frost-free. The signal is overlap and abundance rather than last call.

Now · 7 at their best

Apple

at its best now

Basil

winding down

Beets

at its best now

Bell Pepper

winding down

Blueberries

winding down

Brussels Sprouts

just arriving

Butternut Squash

just arriving

Cauliflower

just arriving

Celery

at its best now

Cherry Tomato

winding down

Cilantro

at its best now

Collard Greens

just arriving

Corn

winding down

Cucumber

winding down

Dill

winding down

Eggplant

winding down

Endive

just arriving

Fig

winding down

Fuyu Persimmon

just arriving

Heirloom Tomato

winding down

Kale

just arriving

Kohlrabi

at its best now

Leek

just arriving

Mint

winding down

Nectarine

winding down

Parsnip

just arriving

Peaches

winding down

Plum

winding down

Pomegranate

just arriving

Pumpkin

at its best now

Radicchio

just arriving

Radishes

at its best now

Sweet Potato

just arriving

Tomatoes

winding down

Turnip

just arriving

Watermelon

winding down

Zucchini

winding down

The year

GrapefruitArtichokePea ShootsSpring OnionAsparagusWatercressEnglish PeasGarlic ScapesFava BeansSnap PeasAvocadoStrawberriesDillMintCherriesPlumBasilBlueberriesCucumberZucchiniCornEggplantTomatoesNectarinePeachesWatermelonHeirloom TomatoCherry TomatoBell PepperFigBeetsAppleCeleryKohlrabiPumpkinCilantroRadishesSweet PotatoButternut SquashBrussels SproutsFuyu PersimmonCollard GreensTurnipPomegranateClementineLeekKaleParsnipMeyer LemonCauliflowerEndiveBlood OrangeLimesRadicchio
Built from local market and growing records, cited on each page. A typical year: your own market and the weather always get the final word.
Cook with what’s in season