September fruits in Pakistan cover the handover from summer to autumn, when apple and grapes reach full peak while mango, pear, fig, and fresh dates leave the markets. Within the yearly cycle of seasonal fruits in Pakistan, two seasons overlap in September, so the stalls hold the last summer produce and the first autumn arrivals at the same time.
This page lists every fruit in season in September, the fruits that start their season this month, the fruit seasons that end this month, and a calendar table showing the status and peak weeks of each fruit in Pakistani markets.
Which Fruits Are in Season in September in Pakistan?
Eight fruits are in season in September in Pakistan: apple, grapes, guava (summer crop), late mango, banana, papaya, pomegranate, and custard apple. Apple and grapes are at peak, while pomegranate and custard apple start their season this month.
Each September fruit is explained below.
- Apple: apple is the lead fruit of September. September and October are the peak months, with supply coming from Quetta, Swat, and the northern valleys.
- Grapes: grapes peak in August and September from Balochistan and KP, and the grape season ends in October.
- Guava (summer crop): the smaller guava summer crop shows in September, ahead of the main winter crop that starts in November.
- Late mango: the mango season ends in September, so early September brings the final late season lots from Sindh and Punjab.
- Pomegranate (anar): pomegranate reaches markets in September, opening a season that runs to December.
- Custard apple (sharifa): custard apple starts in September from Sindh and Punjab and peaks in October.
- Banana: banana is available year round from Sindh, with plentiful supply as autumn begins.
- Papaya: papaya is available most of the year from Sindh, and late summer is the strongest period for papaya quality.
Which Fruits Start Their Season in September?
Three fruits start their season in September in Pakistan: pomegranate, custard apple, and the guava summer crop.
Pomegranate (anar) arrives in September from the orchards of Balochistan and KP. The pomegranate season runs September to December, with peak supply from September to November, so the first lots appear in the second half of the month.
Custard apple (sharifa) also reaches markets in September from Sindh and Punjab. The custard apple season runs September to November and peaks in October, so late September brings the opening supply.
Guava (amrood) shows a smaller summer crop in September. The main guava crop is a winter crop that runs November to February, so September guava sells in limited quantities before the larger harvest.
Which Fruit Seasons End in September?
Five fruit seasons end in September in Pakistan: mango, pear, fig, fresh dates, and peach.
Mango runs May to September, at peak June to August from Sindh and Punjab, so September holds only the final late season fruit.
Pear (nashpati) runs July to September from KP and Punjab, with the peak in August, and finishes as autumn begins.
Fig (anjeer) runs June to September from KP and Balochistan, with the peak in July and August.
Fresh dates (khajoor) run July to September, centered on Khairpur and DI Khan, with the peak in August.
Peach runs May to September, at peak June to August from Swat, and the last lots clear early in the month.
Buyers who want pear, fig, or fresh dates find the widest choice in the first half of September, because supply of all three thins out week by week.
September Fruit Calendar: Status and Peak Weeks
The table below shows the status and peak weeks of every September fruit in Pakistani markets.
| Fruit | Status in September | Peak weeks |
|---|---|---|
| Apple | At peak | All four weeks |
| Grapes | At peak | Weeks 1 to 3 |
| Guava (summer crop) | In season | Weeks 2 to 4 |
| Mango | Ending | Weeks 1 to 2 |
| Peach | Ending | Weeks 1 to 2 |
| Pear | Ending | Weeks 1 to 2 |
| Fig | Ending | Weeks 1 to 2 |
| Fresh dates | Ending | Weeks 1 to 2 |
| Pomegranate | Starting | Weeks 3 to 4 |
| Custard apple | Starting | Weeks 3 to 4 |
| Banana | Year round | All four weeks |
| Papaya | Year round | All four weeks |
FAQs About September Fruits in Pakistan
Which fruit is at full peak in September in Pakistan?
Apple and grapes are at full peak in September. Apple peaks in September and October from Quetta, Swat, and the northern valleys, while grapes peak in August and September from Balochistan and KP.
Is mango available in September in Pakistan?
Yes, late season mango is available in early September. The mango season runs May to September, so the first two weeks bring the final lots before apple takes over the stalls.
When does pomegranate season start in Pakistan?
Pomegranate season starts in September in Pakistan. Availability runs September to December, with peak supply from September to November out of Balochistan and KP orchards.
Is guava a September fruit in Pakistan?
Yes, the smaller guava summer crop appears in September. The main winter crop runs November to February, so September guava sells in limited quantities.
Is watermelon available in September in Pakistan?
No, the watermelon season runs April to August in Pakistan. September buyers find apple, grapes, guava, banana, and papaya instead.
Last Thoughts on September Fruits in Pakistan
September fruits in Pakistan capture a full seasonal handover in one month: apple and grapes at peak, mango, pear, fig, peach, and fresh dates closing their seasons, and pomegranate, custard apple, and the guava summer crop arriving. Shoppers get the widest mixed selection in the first two weeks, when summer and autumn fruit share the stalls, while the second half of the month belongs to apple, pomegranate, and custard apple. Use the calendar table above to time each purchase, and check the seasonal pillar guide at the start of every month for the updated in-season list across the whole year.
