During the different seasons in the UK, different vegetables and fruits grow. Find out what’s in season and good to eat this autumn!
Autumn happens in the months between September and November, just after summer. It’s getting cooler, leaves start turning orange, and spooky Halloween is here!
It is better to buy vegetables and fruit that are grown locally when they’re in season.
Less energy is used, and less pollution is created when vegetables and fruit are grown and picked locally during their normal season. Vegetables and fruit grown outside their normal season need artificial light and heat to grow or are flown into your local supermarkets from abroad.
Buying local, seasonal vegetables and fruit is usually cheaper than off-season vegetables and fruit because the cost to grow and transport them is lower.
Find out more about which fruit and vegetables are available in winter, spring and summer.
Here’s a list of fruit and vegetables in season during the autumn months in the UK:
Do you want to learn how to grow some of the autumn vegetables and fruit? Flower in our Eat Move Learn team can show you how to grow potatoes!
Here are some autumn recipes you can try too:
Or check out all our autumn recipes.
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