WHAT’S IN SEASON

Fall Fruits and Vegetables in the South

Use apples, pumpkins, and squash to inspire cozy autumn dishes

illustration: John Burgoyne

Dutch Fork pumpkin

For pies, loaves, and more, this old timey heirloom reigns supreme. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Candy Roaster squash

This gem of a winter squash gets sweeter with age. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Sorghum

Stock the pantry with your new favorite condiment. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Albemarle Pippins apples

Grab a few bushels of these apples, and you’ll be set through winter. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Mirlitons

Stuff this wrinkly gourd with shrimp for a classic Thanksgiving dish. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Arkansas Black apple

If you want to win an apple pie contest, meet your new secret weapon. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Rutabaga

For a fall stew, don’t overlook this oft-forgotten veggie. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Spaghetti squash

Top this fall favorite with a hearty sauce to transform it into a pasta-like autumn feast. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Sweet potato greens

Move over, kale—sweet potato greens are the leafage du jour. Read more.


illustration: John Burgoyne

Virginia Beauty apple

An heirloom apple that hits the sweet spot. Read more.



illustration: JOHN BURGOYNE

Sweet Potato

As the temperatures drop, cozy up with this recipe starring the bright orange root veggie. Read more.


Fruits and veggies for your garden in…

>> Winter

>> Spring

>> Summer


Jenny Everett is a contributing editor at Garden & Gun, and has been writing the What’s in Season column since 2009. She has also served as an editor at Women’s Health, espnW, and Popular Science, among other publications. She lives in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, with her husband, David; children, Sam and Rosie; and a small petting zoo including a labrador retriever, two guinea pigs, a tortoise, and a fish.


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