Fruit in September

Are apples in season in September?

Q: Are apples in season in September?

Yes. Apples are at their best in September. Apples are in season August through November in the United States, and at their best in September and October.

YesAt their best in September.

September is month 2 of a 4-month season. Supply is at its highest, which usually means the best flavor and price.

Apples are in season August through November in the United States, and at their best in September and October.

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For Labor Day: The first of the new crop. See the Labor Day guide.

Buying apples in September

How to pick: Firm and heavy for their size, with no soft or wrinkled patches.
Ripening at home: Sold ready to eat. They do not get sweeter after picking.
How to store: In the fridge crisper, away from other produce. They keep 4 to 6 weeks.
Try this: Slice thinly into a salad with cheddar and walnuts.

Goes well with, in season in September

Pears Cranberries Cabbage

Also at their best in September

Figs Grapes Pears

Apples in other months

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Everything about apples, including nutrition. Everything in season in September.

Seasons are typical harvest months. Your local harvest can start or end a few weeks either side, and stores carry imports outside these months.