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When is passionfruit in season in Australia?

No Australian state is harvesting passionfruit in October. The next local crop starts in December, in Queensland.

Queensland and northern New South Wales grow most Australian passionfruit, from summer into autumn.

Is passionfruit in season in October?

Not from Australian growers. Anything on a shelf in October is imported or has come out of storage.

Passionfruit season by state

Only Queensland grows passionfruit commercially.

Passionfruit harvest months by state
NameJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
QueenslandQueensland in January: at its peakQueensland in February: in seasonQueensland in March: in seasonQueensland in April: in seasonQueensland in May: in seasonQueensland in June: in seasonQueensland in July: in seasonQueensland in August: in seasonQueensland in September: not in seasonQueensland in October: not in seasonQueensland in November: not in seasonQueensland in December: at its peak
At its peak In seasonHarvest months, not supermarket availability.

Taking every growing state together, the crop is at its best in December to January.

Where passionfruit is grown in Australia

  • Queensland59%

Share of national production by state.

Where to buy passionfruit

Out of season locally, so a farmers market will not have it. Worth checking what is in season instead.

In season instead in October

What growers in New South Wales and Victoria are bringing to market while passionfruit is out of season.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is passionfruit season in Australia?
Queensland grows the most, about 59% of the national crop, and picks from December to August.
Is passionfruit in season in October?
Not locally. No Australian state harvests passionfruit in October, and the next local crop starts in December in Queensland. Anything on a shelf now is imported or from storage.
Where is passionfruit grown in Australia?
Queensland (59%) grow the largest share of Australian passionfruit.

Harvest months from our own research across Australian growing regions and national production figures.