June
Seasonal Treats
-Lobster
-Elderflowers, and other edible flowers
Coming In
-Baby Root Vegetables: Beet; Carrots; Leeks; Turnips.
-Chanterelles Mushrooms (Girolles)
-Cherries, Bing and Rainier
-Garlic Scapes
-Gooseberries
-New Potatoes
-Peas
-Raspberries
-Rhubarb
-Scallions
-Strawberries
-Tea, new season
-Wild Salmon: From California all the way up to Alaska, wild Pacific salmons are running up upstream. On the Atlantic Coast, the salmons are coming back at a snail's pace, however, they are still fished in Scotland and Ireland, though who knows for how much longer.
At the Height of the Season
-Artichokes (from southern climes)
-Baby Spinach
-Cherries, sour types
-Lamb, milk fed
-New Zealand Kiwis
-Red Currants
-Salads &co
Going Out
-Asparagus
-Morels
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What to look for in June: 2009; at the market; 2010; 2011; 2011b; 2012
-Lobster
-Elderflowers, and other edible flowers
Coming In
-Baby Root Vegetables: Beet; Carrots; Leeks; Turnips.
-Chanterelles Mushrooms (Girolles)
-Cherries, Bing and Rainier
-Garlic Scapes
-Gooseberries
-New Potatoes
-Peas
-Raspberries
-Rhubarb
-Scallions
-Strawberries
-Tea, new season
-Wild Salmon: From California all the way up to Alaska, wild Pacific salmons are running up upstream. On the Atlantic Coast, the salmons are coming back at a snail's pace, however, they are still fished in Scotland and Ireland, though who knows for how much longer.
At the Height of the Season
-Artichokes (from southern climes)
-Baby Spinach
-Cherries, sour types
-Lamb, milk fed
-New Zealand Kiwis
-Red Currants
-Salads &co
Going Out
-Asparagus
-Morels
Related Articles
What to look for in June: 2009; at the market; 2010; 2011; 2011b; 2012