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Early- it is the beginning of their season, they might not be available in Northern locations
End- it is the end of the season, you might be able to grab a steal of a deal on any you can find
Artichoke (end)
Apricot (early)
Asparagus (end)
Avocado, Haas (end)
Beets
Broccoli (end)
Cabbage (end)
Cauliflower (end)
Carrots
Celery (end)
English Peas
Fava Beans
Fennel (end)
Grapefruit (end)
Green beans (early)
Green onion
Kale (end)
Limes
Mushrooms
New potatoes
Onions/Ramps
Peas
Radish (end)
Rhubarb (end)
Salad greens
Spinach (end)
Strawberries
Vidalia Onions
Zucchini (early)
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This post is part of Traditional Tuesdays, Homemaker Monday, Frugal Tip Tuesday and Monday Mania.
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Great post. It is always best to eat what is in season to save the most money. Thanks for linking up to the Frugal Tuesday Tip! Would you mind adding a link back to one of our sites? Thanks!
http://learningthefrugallife.blogspot.com/2011/05/frugal-tuesday-tip-week-15.html
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Great list. I was just talking to a friend about this and was able to forward this post to her. I must confess that I have not been on your site for a while (busy season right now). Not sure when you changed the look but it is nice. The scrolling share bar is the only visual distraction (very sensory sensitive).
Thank you for all this wonderful information.
Thank you, Lisa. The scrolling bar will go away as soon as we can find an unobtrusive replacement for it!
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I’m so glad to find this post! It’s not as easy as it seems it should be to find lists of what’s in season when. Thanks for this!
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