What’s Fresh?

Keep scrolling to see the fruits and vegetables at their peak.

Some of us have no idea what’s in season. Which foods are at their freshest, ripest, and most delectable right now? Not sure, well we’re here to help.

Grab the Visit NC Farms App (Apple / Android) and find a local farm or farmer’s market near you.

When you go to the market, you’ll see a huge selection of amazing fruits and vegetables ready to eat. Everything will look like its ready to take home, and these particular fruits and vegetables will be at their peak North Carolina ripeness.

Fruits:

  1. Apples

  2. Blackberries

  3. Cantaloupe

  4. Figs

  5. Muscadines

  6. Peaches

  7. Pears

  8. Persimmons

  9. Raspberries

Vegetables:

  1. Cabbage

  2. Cherry Tomato

  3. Collards

  4. Cucumbers

  5. Green Onions

  6. Corn

  7. Mustard Greens

  8. Mushrooms

  9. Peanuts

  10. Pumpkins

  11. Snap Beans

  12. Yellow Squash

  13. Sweet Potatoes

  14. Tomatoes

  15. Zucchini

When it comes to savoring the freshest, most flavorful produce, there's no better place to turn than your local farmer's market. These vibrant hubs of community and agriculture are the perfect destination for anyone who values delicious, locally grown food.

Farmer's markets offer a unique experience that goes beyond mere grocery shopping. They are lively, bustling gatherings where local farmers and artisans come together to showcase their products. The atmosphere is speaks to freshness with the colors and aromas of fresh produce filling the air. When you shop at a farmer's market, you're not just buying groceries; you're connecting with your community and supporting local growers.

One of the primary advantages of shopping at a farmer's market is the opportunity to enjoy seasonal produce at its peak. Seasonal fruits and vegetables are not only bursting with flavor but also more affordable and sustainable. Plus, by consuming what's in season, you're aligning your diet with nature's rhythms, which can be more nutritious and environmentally friendly.

Shop local. Shop with a farmer.

We’ll see you there.

Want to see a complete seasonal list of North Carolina Fruits and Vegetables? Click here

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