Produce

Explore Peak-Season Produce

Produce

Eating seasonally means choosing to buy fruits and vegetables when they’re in their natural growing season. In addition to being ultra flavorful and nutritious, peak-season produce is good for the planet and the people in your community. When you choose to shop and eat with the seasons, you’re bringing home the best that nature has to offer.

What's in Season? November Produce Guide

  • Lucy Glo Apples
  • HunnyZ Apples
  • D'Anjou Pears
  • Pomegranates
  • Navel Oranges
  • Gold Potatoes
  • Organic Butternut Squash
  • Organic Pie Pumpkins
  • Pineapples
  • Jumbo Blueberries
  • Brussels Sprouts 
  • Rutabaga
  • Celery
  • Turnips
  • Organic Carrots
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Look for the Peak Season tag in-store and online to find produce that's been picked and harvested at peak season.
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Pick Your Perfect Peak Season Produce

Lucyglo Apples

Lucy Glo Apples

With a crisp bite and a sweet-tart flavor, Lucy™ Glo apples have a naturally red flesh that creates a beautiful pop of color on charcuterie boards, salads and more.

Hunnyz Apples

HunnyZ Apples

Exceptionally crunchy with balanced sweetness and tang, these apples are ideal for snack boards, pies and homemade apple sauce.

D'Anjou Pears

Known for their sweet and juicy flavor, D'Anjou pears have a smooth texture that holds up well, making them perfect for savory roasted dishes or baked into tarts or crisps.

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Butternut Squash

Sweet and nutty with a very creamy texture, enjoy these fall and winter squash roasted and added to soups, purées, stews or even on top of a salad!

pie pumpkins

Pie Pumpkins

Also known as a sugar pumpkin, these smaller, sweeter pumpkins become soft and creamy when roasted are are ideal for pumpkin pies, breads and muffins.

Jumbo Blueberries

Larger and sweeter than your standard blueberry, these berries have a candy-like flavor and are great on their own or added to baked goods and smoothies.

Rutabaga

Also known as a yellow turnip, this root vegetable has a unique flavor that is both sweet and earthy with a hint of pepper. Try it mashed, roasted with herbs or added to soups and stews.

Turnips

Mildly sweet and earthy, turnips have a crunch like radishes and become more tender when cooked. Enjoy raw in salads, pickled for a tangy snack or layered and baked in a casserole.

Lucyglo Apples

Lucy Glo Apples

With a crisp bite and a sweet-tart flavor, Lucy™ Glo apples have a naturally red flesh that creates a beautiful pop of color on charcuterie boards, salads and more.

Hunnyz Apples

HunnyZ Apples

Exceptionally crunchy with balanced sweetness and tang, these apples are ideal for snack boards, pies and homemade apple sauce.

D'Anjou Pears

Known for their sweet and juicy flavor, D'Anjou pears have a smooth texture that holds up well, making them perfect for savory roasted dishes or baked into tarts or crisps.

butternut squash next to USDA organic icon

Butternut Squash

Sweet and nutty with a very creamy texture, enjoy these fall and winter squash roasted and added to soups, purées, stews or even on top of a salad!

pie pumpkins

Pie Pumpkins

Also known as a sugar pumpkin, these smaller, sweeter pumpkins become soft and creamy when roasted are are ideal for pumpkin pies, breads and muffins.

Jumbo Blueberries

Larger and sweeter than your standard blueberry, these berries have a candy-like flavor and are great on their own or added to baked goods and smoothies.

Rutabaga

Also known as a yellow turnip, this root vegetable has a unique flavor that is both sweet and earthy with a hint of pepper. Try it mashed, roasted with herbs or added to soups and stews.

Turnips

Mildly sweet and earthy, turnips have a crunch like radishes and become more tender when cooked. Enjoy raw in salads, pickled for a tangy snack or layered and baked in a casserole.

More Reasons to Eat with the Seasons

package icon Better Quality & Better Flavor

Because seasonal produce is likely recently picked, it hasn't been sitting on a truck or in a warehouse for an extended period. It also retains its nutritional value and rich flavor since some antioxidants, such as vitamin C and folate, rapidly decline when stored.

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When you buy peak-season produce, you're reinvesting in your community. Sprouts Farmers Market is proud to work with local and regional farmers across the country to bring you and your family the best-tasting, freshest produce around!

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Seasonal growing is less harmful for the environment than growing out-of-season crops. In fact, buying seasonal produce can actually help the environment because it reduces water and land use, pollution and loss of soil.

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Out-of-season produce is often trucked in from areas with varying growing climates, making it costly to transport locally. In-season crops allow farmers to harvest more crops and sell at lower prices—which keeps more money in your wallet.

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We're Proud to Bring You the Freshest Local Produce Around

Our local farmers play a big role in delivering peak-season picks. That means you’re getting the freshest produce while supporting communities close to home.
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