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SYDNEY - Australia - Month by Month Fruit Picking Calendar

 

With the easing of covid19 restrictions, picking your own fruit has become even more popular. It’s best to check the farms Facebook page before heading out to visit just to make sure they still have fruit to pick and to check if the way they are operating has changed.


1February

Central Coast Sunflower Harvest

2March

Chestnuts (photo credit: Nutwood Farm)

3April


4May

Mandarins

5June

Oranges

6July

Tomato picking season is from about mid-March to end July/ August (Photo credit: Josephine Sicad-Minerva Photography)

7August

Oranges

8September

Picking at Berrylicious Strawberries

9October

Nectarines

10November

Cherries

11December

Peaches

12January

It’s now apple picking season! You can also pick strawberries, plums and pears.

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