What's in season each month?
| Month | Fruit | Vegetables |
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| January | No fresh fruit harvests in this catalogue. |
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| February | No fresh fruit harvests in this catalogue. |
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| March | No fresh fruit harvests in this catalogue. |
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| April | No fresh fruit harvests in this catalogue. |
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| November | No fresh fruit harvests in this catalogue. |
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| December | No fresh fruit harvests in this catalogue. |
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Fresh harvests, rather than shop availability
A crop appears when growers in Ireland normally harvest it during that month. The calendar excludes imports and produce available only from long-term storage, heated greenhouses, or other protected methods.
Locally grown produce sold outside these harvest months may have been stored after harvest. A blank fruit or vegetable month does not mean shops have no locally grown produce.
This is a selected catalogue of common fruit and vegetables, not a complete list of every crop in Ireland. Herbs, mushrooms, nuts and rhubarb are outside its scope. Tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers are grouped with vegetables.
Seasons vary across Ireland
This is an approximate national guide, not a local crop forecast. Weather, latitude, altitude, cultivar, and farming method can shift harvest dates by several weeks. Harvests may begin earlier in warmer areas and later in cooler areas.
Bord Bia provides the national seasonal guide. Coastal exposure and local growing conditions can shift harvests within Ireland, so check with nearby growers.
Use the calendar to plan seasonal meals, then check what's being harvested by growers near you. The month ranges describe typical seasons rather than a prediction for this year's weather.
Ireland calendar sources
The catalogue draws on Bord Bia's Best in Season calendar, using fresh domestic harvest periods rather than storage or protected-growing availability. Read the source guide and methodology for how evidence is selected.