What can you harvest in January?

In January the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: almond, black locust. In January you can harvest, among others: Savoy Cabbage, Turnip.

What can you harvest in February?

In February the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: almond, black locust. In February you can harvest, among others: Savoy Cabbage, Turnip.

What can you harvest in March?

In March the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: almond. In March you can harvest, among others: Garden Pea, Lettuce, Pak Choi, Parsnip, Savoy Cabbage, Turnip, Caraway, chicory.

What can you harvest in April?

In April you can harvest, among others: Broccoli, Carrot, Garden Pea, Lettuce, Pak Choi, Parsnip, Radish, Savoy Cabbage.

What can you harvest in May?

In May the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: Garden Pea, Ebbinge's silverberry, wych elm. In May you can harvest, among others: Broccoli, Carrot, Garden Pea, walnut, Beetroot, Celery, Kohlrabi, Lettuce.

What can you harvest in June?

In June the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: broad bean, Garden Pea, strawberry, Canadian serviceberry, Holy Flax. In June you can harvest, among others: Broccoli, Carrot, White Cabbage, Beetroot, Cauliflower, Celery, Kohlrabi, Lettuce.

What can you harvest in July?

In July the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: apple, apricot, broad bean, common bean, cucumber, fig, Garden Pea, potato, raspberry, strawberry. In July you can harvest, among others: Broccoli, Carrot, White Cabbage, Beetroot, Cauliflower, Celery, Kohlrabi, Lettuce.

What can you harvest in August?

In August the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: apple, Asian pear, blackberry, Carrot, common bean, cucumber, cultivated blueberry, fig, peach, plum. In August you can harvest, among others: Broccoli, Carrot, White Cabbage, Beetroot, Cauliflower, Celery, Kale, Kohlrabi.

What can you harvest in September?

In September the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: apple, Asian pear, Carrot, Chestnut hybrids, common bean, cucumber, fig, peach, plum, potato. In September you can harvest, among others: Broccoli, White Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, Kale, Kohlrabi, Leek, Lettuce.

What can you harvest in October?

In October the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: apple, Carrot, Chestnut hybrids, corn, European pear, fig, jujube, mini kiwi, pawpaw, pecan nut. In October you can harvest, among others: White Cabbage, Kale, Leek, Savoy Cabbage, Chives, Lamb's Lettuce, Winter Savory, Wormwood.

What can you harvest in November?

In November the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: almond, apple, European pear, kiwi, date plum, Jerusalem artichoke, medlar, persimmon, Rutabaga, azarole. In November you can harvest, among others: Kale, Leek, Savoy Cabbage.

What can you harvest in December?

In December the following are among the crops ripening in Central Europe: almond, black locust. In December you can harvest, among others: Savoy Cabbage, Turnip.

Harvest calendar: what is in season when?

Month by month: what is ripe now, what is flowering now, and what you had to plant last autumn to get it. The figures come from the same database Permaplans uses to project a garden across decades.

January

4 species

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

February

4 species

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

March

16 species

97 species

Fruit, nuts and seeds

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In flower now

November

34 species

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

December

4 species

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

Where the figures come from

Listed are species with an edibility rating of 3 out of 10 or more that are hardy to USDA zone 7 — that is, they overwinter outdoors in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Mango and cherimoya therefore do not appear in January, although they are in the database. The months describe a temperate northern-hemisphere climate and shift by weeks with altitude, latitude and cultivar. Never forage wild plants on a database alone — only on a certain identification.

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Harvest calendar: what is in season when?

January

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

February

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

March

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

April

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

May

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

June

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

July

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

August

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

September

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

October

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

November

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

December

Fruit, nuts and seeds

Leaves, herbs and shoots

In flower now

Where the figures come from

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