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🌍 Other / Rest of World·October (this month)·🌍 Northern Hemisphere
Peak — best quality & priceGood — available & decentAvoid — out of season
  • AppleFuji, Pink Lady, Braeburn
  • PearBosc, Comice at their best
  • Grape (late)Very sweet, all varieties
  • Fig (late)Very soft and sweet
  • PersimmonSoft = sweetest
  • Pumpkin (early)For cooking
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  • Pomegranate (early)Juice-filled seeds
  • QuinceFragrant
  • Stone FruitQuality very poor

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NovPomegranate · PumpkinDecPomegranate · Kiwifruit · Citrus (early)JanCitrus (Navel Orange, Lemon, Lime) · Kiwifruit · Pomegranate

When Are Plums in Season in your region?

Plums in your region: peak season runs July and August. Timing shifts with local climate and supply, so treat this as a guide — the seasonal tool below breaks it down month by month.

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Australian Plum Varieties

  • Blood Plum (Mariposa): Deep red flesh, very sweet, slight tartness. The most popular eating plum. Jan–Feb.
  • Satsuma: Firm, rich red flesh, excellent flavour. Best for eating and cooking. Dec–Feb.
  • Santa Rosa: Red-yellow skin, amber flesh, sweet-tart. First to arrive in season. Nov–Dec.
  • Greengage: Small, green-yellow, intensely sweet with honey notes. A gourmet variety. Jan–Feb.
  • Elephant Heart: Very large, dark red, rich and sweet. Late-season favourite. Feb–Mar.
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How to Pick a Ripe Plum

  • Give test: Press near the stem — a ripe plum gives slightly. Rock hard is underripe, very soft is overripe.
  • Bloom: A light white-grey dusty coating is natural and indicates freshness.
  • Fragrance: Ripe plums have a sweet, winey scent near the stem.
  • Deep colour: For red varieties, the deeper the colour, the sweeter the flesh.

Plum Nutrition

Two plums (132g): 60 calories, 16g carbs, 1.8g fibre, vitamins A, C and K, potassium and sorbitol. Prunes (dried plums) are famous for digestive health — fresh plums contain the same sorbitol that supports gut motility, just in smaller amounts.

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