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When is tamarind in season in Somalia?

Tamarind is in season in Somalia from February to June and from August to December. Peak season runs from March to May and from September to November.

This fruit has a distinctive flavour and soft or juicy flesh. Enjoy it fresh or use it in drinks, salads and desserts.

Fruit

Peak season: Tamarind

in Somalia during September

Order:
Fabales
Family:
Fabaceae
Genus:
Tamarindus
Scientific name:
Tamarindus indica
JanuaryJanFebruary — Partial / shoulder seasonFebMarch — Peak seasonMarApril — Peak seasonAprMay — Peak seasonMayJune — Partial / shoulder seasonJunJulyJulAugust — Partial / shoulder seasonAugSeptember — Peak seasonSepOctober — Peak seasonOctNovember — Peak seasonNovDecember — Partial / shoulder seasonDec🫘✓

Country season

Somalia — both hemispheres. In September, it is autumn north of the equator and spring south of it.

autumn · Northern Hemispherespring · Southern Hemisphere

Local production

Grown commercially in Somalia on a solid, well-established scale.

Common production

Seasonal periods

Peak-season periods per year in Somalia for tamarind: two.

In season

March – MaySeptember – November

Partially in season

FebruaryJuneAugustDecember
Peak seasonPartial / shoulder seasonOut of season