For each question, pick the best answer to see if you actually know when these fruits and veggies are at peak season. Good luck!
*Answers are based on US commercial growing seasons — so the season in your area might be different.
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Correct!Wrong!There are varieties of strawberries that can be grown all year long, but the peak "natural season" runs from April to June.
Learn more about strawberry season here.
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Most commercial cherries are grown in either California or Washington, with a peak season running from May through July.
Learn more about cherry season here.
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Spinach is an early spring crop with a peak season running from March to June.
Learn more about spinach season here.
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Blood oranges are a winter fruit with a peak season ranging from December to May.
Learn more about blood orange season here.
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Peas are one of the first things to pop up in spring, so May is peak season.
Learn more about pea season here.
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Spring is the prime season for asparagus, with April being the peak.
Learn more about asparagus season here.
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Rhubarb is available through mid-spring to early summer, so prime time for buying it would be in May.
Learn more about rhubarb season here.
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Although pineapple is available in grocery stores all year long, the commercial peak season runs from March to July.
Learn more about pineapple season here.
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Broccoli has a long commercial growing season lasting from October through April.
Learn more about broccoli season here.
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Corn is at peak season during summer.
Learn more about corn season here.
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