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Seasonal infographic - March, 2020

Published: Mar 26, 2020, Modified: Jan 26, 2026 by Veronica Tegen

What's in season this month?

  • Fruits: Grapefruit, mandarins, blood oranges, kumquats, and kiwi
  • Vegetables: artichokes, asparagus, brussels sprouts, celery, celery root, parsnips, and winter squash

The March infographic below gives a quick look at buying & storing this month's produce. If you want more information and dozens of recipes, go to the March produce guide.

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Infographic for march produce

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