But my point is that the varieties planted are the ones that store well. So it won't matter what season you eat them in, they won't taste good. If you are luck

But my point is that the varieties planted are the ones that store well. So it won't matter what season you eat them in, they won't taste good. If you are lucky you might live near a good farmer's market that has actual seasonal varieties that actually take good in their proper months, and can't be found in other months.