District of Columbia farmers market season
3 District of Columbia markets publish a season — too few for a confident state-wide window, so here is what they actually report rather than an estimate dressed up as one.
District of Columbia markets open, by month
0Jan
0Feb
0Mar
1Apr
3May
3Jun
3Jul
3Aug
3Sep
3Oct
1Nov
0Dec
What District of Columbia markets sell
Most commonly reported product categories across 3 District of Columbia markets that published a list.
- Fruit3
- Vegetables3
- Baked goods3
- Jams & preserves3
- Cut flowers3
- Dairy3
- Eggs3
- Herbs3
- Honey3
- Juice & cider3
- Prepared food3
- Plants & seedlings2
District of Columbia market season: common questions
- When does farmers market season start in District of Columbia?
- Only 3 District of Columbia markets publish a season, which is too few to give a reliable state-wide answer, and we would rather say that than extrapolate from a handful. The month-by-month counts below show what those markets do report.
- When do District of Columbia farmers markets close for the year?
- No listed market reports trading year-round. For the rest, check the individual listing.
- What is in season in District of Columbia right now?
- Produce seasons shift with latitude, so the USDA's national guide is the honest answer rather than a state-specific claim we cannot source: spring brings asparagus, greens and rhubarb; summer berries, stone fruit, corn and tomatoes; autumn apples, squash and roots; winter citrus and storage crops. What District of Columbia markets themselves report selling is listed below.
Derived from seasons published by market operators in the USDA National Farmers Market Directory. See the national analysis for how it was calculated.