Seasonal Fruit & Veg in Spain
Welcome to our Seasonal Fruit & Veg Page
Explore our collections of seasonal fruit and veg, one for each month of the year (with more to come). Find out what’s in season when in Spain and around the Mediterranean. Discover how to pick the best fruit and veg, and the best seasonal recipes to cook at home.
Last updated: September 2, 2026
September Seasonal Fruit and Vegetables in Spain & the Mediterranean
1st September, 2026
Discover what fruit and vegetables are in season in September in Spain and across the Mediterranean.
It’s a month caught somewhere between summer salads and autumn cooking. This is what makes September so interesting and varied, and one of the best months of the year to eat seasonally. 🍇🍎🎃
August Seasonal Fruit and Vegetables in Spain & the Mediterranean
3rd August, 2026
Discover what fruit and veg are in season in August in Spain and across the Mediterranean.
August is one of the most abundant months for fresh produce in the region. Markets are overflowing with sweet stone fruit, juicy melons, peppers, and eggplants, making it a great time to enjoy Mediterranean cooking.
July Seasonal Fruit and Vegetables in Spain & the Mediterranean
1st July, 2026
Discover what fruit and vegetables are in season in July in Spain and across the Mediterranean.
July is the height of summer in Spain. Markets overflow with juicy stone fruit, fragrant melons, ripe tomatoes, and colorful vegetables that thrive in the Mediterranean sunshine.
June Seasonal Fruit and Vegetables in Spain & the Mediterranean
1st June, 2026
Discover what fruit and vegetables are in season in June in Spain and across the Mediterranean
June is when Mediterranean markets truly come alive. Summer produce explodes onto stalls across Spain, tomatoes finally reach peak flavour, stone fruit becomes irresistibly sweet, and outdoor dining season is officially in full swing.
May on a Plate: Seasonal Fruit and Veg in Spain & the Mediterranean
May is one of the best months for enjoying seasonal fruit and veg in Spain and across the Mediterranean. Spring produce reaches its peak, local markets burst with colour, and the first signs of summer begin arriving in abundance.
From sweet strawberries and cherries to juicy tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, asparagus, and artichokes, May is the perfect time for lighter Mediterranean meals, tapas, and outdoor dining.
Let’s explore what’s in season in May — and what to cook with it.
April Seasonal Fruit and Veg in Spain & the Mediterranean
1st April, 2026
Discover what fruit and veg are in season in April in Spain and across the Mediterranean.
April is one of the most exciting months of the year for seasonal eating Spain. Winter produce is still present, but spring is fully opening up with fresh greens, early tomatoes, cucumbers, and the blossoming of herbs and legumes.
Spanish markets start showing vibrant colors and produce that’s perfect for lighter meals, refreshing salads, and Mediterranean favorites that feel like spring on a plate.
March on a Plate: What Fruit & Veg Are in Season in Spain
1st March 2026
March is the month of transition. Winter hasn’t quite packed its bags, but spring is already knocking — especially at Spanish markets. Citrus is still shining,winter vegis winding down, and the first hints of spring greens start to appear.
Discover what fruit and veg are in season in March in Spain and the Mediterranean.
February Seasonal Fruit and Veg in Spain & the Mediterranean
1st February, 2026
This guide shows you what fruit and vegetables are truly in season in February across Spain and the Mediterranean, so you can shop smarter, cook seasonally, and actually enjoy those New Year intentions. Whether you’re planning meals, browsing the mercado, or just curious what’s local right now, this seasonal chart has you covered.
January on a Plate: What Fruit & Veg Are in Season in Spain
12th January 2026
This guide shows you what fruit and vegetables are truly in season in January across Spain and the Mediterranean, so you can shop smarter, cook seasonally, and actually enjoy those New Year intentions. Whether you’re planning meals, browsing the mercado, or just curious what’s local right now, this seasonal chart has you covered.
