Spinach

Low in calories and high in iron, spinach is at its prime in the autumn months. Enjoy crisp baby spinach salads all season long!

Brussel Sprouts

Brussel Sprout Fact: This vegetable earned its name because of its early cultivation in areas around Brussels, Belgium.

Pomegranates

As autumn begins, some may be surprised to see pomegranates in local supermarkets. High in antioxidants, pomegranates season begins in October and continues through January.

Broccoli

Despite what one might think, broccoli actually grows better during the fall than in the summer. The more predictable weather patterns of the fall helps this vegetable reach its full potential.

Cauliflower

When choosing cauliflower, find those with white and firm heads. Though it can be bought year round, cauliflower is best when the leaves start to fall.

Mushrooms

Don't forget about this fungus this fall! Incorporate this protein filled fungi into your family dinners.

Potatoes

One potato, two potato, three potato, four! These starchy vegetables are one of the most versatile of the pack. Bake, boil, or fry them this fall for a mouthwatering meal.

Pumpkin

It's not a surprise that with Halloween and Thanksgiving around the corner pumpkins are in season. Make the most of this seasonal vegetable in delicious pumpkin pies or as a way to decoate your holiday table.

Sweet Potatoes

In addition to enjoying their sweet taste, sweet potatoes also bring us many health benefits. These orange potatoes are high in calcium, filled with iron, and a great source of calcium.

Turnips

Turnip Fact: When choosing which turnip to buy, choose the heaviest of the bunch for the best taste.

Apples

They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away. Well your in luck, from late summer to the end of fall apples are at their best. So start snacking! Doctor's orders.

Cranberries

Get creative this season and make homemade cranberry pies and sauce. Best in the fall, this this fruit will definitely have guests talking.

Grapes

Green or purple, take your pick. Grapes grow best towards the end of summer, so enjoy either this fall.

Oranges

Believe it or not, citrus can carry into the fall. Despite their tropical appeal, oranges are best in the autumn.

Pears

Experiment in your kitchen this fall! Savor the flavor of pears by adding them to your cooking this season.

Ginger

Whether you're making gingerbread cookies or just cooking dinner, ginger is one of those spices that blends perfectly with fall.

Cinnamon

Have fun with this spice! Try putting it in your coffee, your dinner and your dessert.

Juniper

You might not have thought of this one, but it works well with meats, stews and vegetables, which makes it great for fall.