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What produce is in season now in the UK?

Eating local, seasonal food is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. Wondering what’s in season now in the UK? Here’s our list of seasonal ingredients for each month.

What are seasonal ingredients in the UK?

Seasonal ingredients are foods harvested and eaten during their natural growing season. This can be for ingredients around the world (global seasonality), or for the growing seasons of the UK (local seasonality).

In this list, we’re focusing on ingredients that are local and seasonal in the UK. There are a wide variety of delicious and nutritious fruit and vegetables around the year grown in British soil. Making the most of their natural growing seasons can satisfy our bellies, as well as have a positive impact on the climate.

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Why are seasonal ingredients better for the climate?

 

British seasonal ingredients use the UK’s natural conditions and temperatures to grow at the optimal time of year.

When we grow food out of the normal season, we need to re-create these optimal growing conditions artificially. This uses enormous amounts of energy, for example in heated greenhouses, which produce greenhouse gases (CO₂e) as a by-product. 

Eating seasonal ingredients, grown locally in the UK, also reduces the carbon footprint of food. Transporting food from farm-to-fork contributes around 10% of the greenhouse gas emissions (CO₂e) of the UK’s food system.

Brits can minimise these greenhouse gas emissions by eating seasonal ingredients that are grown in the UK, rather than relying on ingredients transported across the world to our shores.

Climatarians looking to reduce their carbon footprint can choose food that’s both local and seasonal to reduce their dietary carbon footprint

​Get your free printable seasonal food chart for the UK to see when your favourite ingredients are in season, at a glance.

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What’s in season each month in the UK?

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

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What’s in season in January in the UK?

Winter vegetables are in abundance in January. Now’s the perfect time to choose seasonal vegetables for hearty stews and comforting soups, perfect for freezing to eat quick dinners later in the month.

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• Apple

• Beetroot

• Brussel sprouts

• Cabbage

• Cauliflower

• Celeriac

• Celery

• Chicory

• Horseradish

• Kale

• Kohlrabi

• Leek

• Parsnip

• Pear

• Potato

• Shallots

• Swede

• Turnip

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Seasonal Recipe for January

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What’s in season in February in the UK?

Hardy root vegetables are still in season in February. Use a variety of seasonal vegetables and store cupboard spices and pulses, to create rustic one-pot dishes bursting with flavour.

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• Beetroot
• Brussel sprouts
• Cabbage
• Cauliflower
• Celeriac
• Celery
• Chicory
• Jerusalem artichoke
• Kale
• Kohlrabi
• Leek
• Parsnip
• Potato
• Salsify
• Shallots
• Swede
• Turnip

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Seasonal Recipe for February

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What’s in season in March in the UK?

March may have less variety of seasonal produce, but it’s the time of year that produces some special treats. Now’s the perfect time for harvesting purple sprouting broccoli (PSB). You’ll also find sweet and forageable wild garlic across the UK, but only for a few weeks.

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• Beetroot

• Cauliflower

• Celeriac

• Chive

• Kale

• Leek

• Pepper

• Purple sprouting broccoli

• Radish

• Rocket

• Salsify

• Spinach

• Swede

• Wild garlic

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Seasonal Recipe for March

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What’s in season in April in the UK?

Asparagus season in the UK is in full swing by April. Lots of spring greens are coming into season too. Try throwing seasonal spring vegetables into fresh and crunchy stir-fries, packed with greens and radishes.

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• Asparagus
• Basil
• Broccoli
• Cabbage
• Chive
• Dill
• Kale
• Lettuce
• Morels
• New potatoes
• Pea shoots
• Radish
• Rhubarb
• Spinach
• Spring onion
• Watercress
• Wild garlic

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What’s in season in May in the UK?

Spring also heralds the arrival of new potatoes, as Jersey Royals season starts. May is the month to pair your spuds with seasonal dill and spring onions for the perfect potato salad.

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• Asparagus

• Basil

• Broccoli

• Carrot

• Chervil

• Chive

• Dill

• Lettuce

• Mint

• New potatoes

• Parsley

• Peas

• Oregano

• Radish

• Rhubarb

• Rocket

• Rosemary

• Sage

• Spinach

• Spring onion

• Watercress

• Wild garlic

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What’s in season in June in the UK?

June marks the arrival of sweet British strawberries. Soft vegetables, like aubergine and artichoke, paired with seasonal tomato, bring a taste of the Mediterranean to the UK.

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• Artichoke
• Asparagus
• Aubergine
• Basil
• Beetroot
• Blueberries
• Broad beans
• Carrot
• Cherries
• Chervil
• Chillies
• Chive
• Coriander
• Courgette
• Dill
• Elderflower
• Fennel
• Garlic
• Gooseberries
• New potato
• Onions
• Peas
• Strawberries
• Tomato

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What’s in season in July in the UK?

Cucumbers are ready to be harvested in July in the UK. Wild rhubarb season is also well underway, along with a glut of different summer berries, cherries, and fruits to make sweet seasonal desserts.

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• Aubergine
• Beetroot
• Blackberries
• Blueberries
• Cabbage
• Carrot
• Courgette
• Cucumber
• Fennel
• French beans
• Gooseberries
• Lettuce
• New potato
• Peas
• Radish
• Rhubarb
• Raspberries
• Runner beans
• Spinach
• Spring onion
• Shallots
• Tomato

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Seasonal Recipe for July

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What’s in season in August in the UK?

Seasonal produce in August is perfect for a late summer BBQ. Mix fresh chillies into butter for caramelised corn on the cob. Grate fresh beetroot into burger patties. And stack seasonal vegetables on kebab sticks for a grilled, smokey, summer feast.

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• Aubergines

• Beetroot

• Broccoli

• Blackberries

• Blueberries

• Chard

• Chicory

• Chillies

• Cucumber

• Fennel

• Kohlrabi

• Gooseberries

• Lettuce

• Potato

• Peas

• Peppers

• Plums

• Raspberries

• Runner beans

• Strawberries

• Sweetcorn

• Tomato

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What’s in season in September in the UK?

Early autumn brings peak mushroom season to the UK. Late summer fruits are ready to harvest making the perfect apple and berry crumbles. Stone fruits are also in season, making sweet additions to savoury dinners.

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• Apples
• Beetroot
• Blackberry
• Butternut squash
• Blueberries
• Cabbage
• Cavolo nero
• Celeriac
• Damson
• Elderberry
• Fig
• Leek
• Marrow
• Mushroom
• Nectarine
• Parsnip
• Peaches
• Pears
• Plums
• Sweetcorn
• Swiss chard
• Watercress

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Seasonal Recipe for September

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What’s in season in October in the UK?

October brings the return of the robust winter vegetables. With Halloween comes pumpkins and squash season. Try celeriac and parsnips in warming autumn stews.

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• Apples

• Aubergine

• Beetroot

• Butternut squash

• Blueberries

• Cabbage

• Carrots

• Cauliflower

• Celeriac

• Celery

• Chard

• Chillies

• Damson

• Elderberry

• Fennel

• Fig

• Globe artichoke

• Kale

• Leek

• Mushroom

• Parsnip

• Potato

• Pumpkin

• Spinach

• Turnip

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Seasonal Recipe for October

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What’s in season in November in the UK?

November is still abundant in vegetables and fruit choices. Pescatarians will also be glad that oysters and mussels are in peak season, and make a low carbon alternative to prawns and larger fish.

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• Apples
• Beetroot
• Brussel sprouts
• Carrots
• Cauliflower
• Chestnut
• Cranberry
• Jerusalem artichoke
• Kale
• Leek
• Mushroom
• Onion
• Pear
• Pumpkin
• Quince
• Red cabbage
• Swede
• Turnip
• Watercress
• Winter squash
• Mussels
• Oysters

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Seasonal Recipe for November

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Back to the list of what’s in season by month

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What’s in season in December in the UK?

December brings party season! Vegetables harvested at this time of year are perfect for plant-based centrepieces and traditional trimmings. Seasonal quince makes the perfect pairing for cheese or desserts.

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• Apples

• Beetroot

• Brussel sprouts

• Carrots

• Chestnut

• Chicory

• Cranberry

• Kale

• Leek

• Mushroom

• Onion

• Parsnips

• Pear

• Quince

• Red cabbage

• Savoy cabbage

• Swede

• Swiss chard

• Turnip

• Watercress

• Winter squash

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Seasonal Recipe for December

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Download our free printable seasonal food chart to see when your favourite ingredients will be coming into season in the UK.

Add your own recipes to the Floop app to learn about the carbon footprint of your favourite seasonal ingredients.

Remember to check out our sustainable meals in the app for more seasonal meal inspiration, too.

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