A farmer, a fruit tree and a scarecrow walk into a bar. To hear the punchline, adopt Sonia. She’s a quick-witted lemon tree who will keep you laughing from sunup to sundown.

Give pears-err-peace a chance. Such is the motto of Marley, a far our pear tree who is as good at clearing the air as he is your chakras.

Blake is an apple tree who is currently developing an app…for apples. In less than a year, he’s already raked in enough seed money to start a beta version!

Dominic is a totally swoll plum tree that’s always doing reps with bulky tire swings.  He doesn’t need his fruit picked – he’s strong enough to shake it off by himself, brah. 

Cassie is a cherry tree who listens to a lot of hypnotic (bird) house music. Let her DJ your next house party! Guests will lose their fruit!

Y’all, Louise is sweeter than a fruit fly stuck in a molasses jar. Use her peaches to make a mean cobbler. Just make sure you use the proper fork when eating it. 

Crystal the orange tree knows how to work her branch angles. She’ll boost the beautiful fruit quota at your bodega launch.

Ashanti the pomegranate tree has petitioned for sustainably-sourced mulch and regular prunings for trees in her orchard. Look for her on the next fruity council election ballot! 

Niko has sold still life paintings of his own limes for thousands of dollars. Currently, he’s going through a performance art phase where he screams “I AM YOU!  YOU ARE ME! Whenever fruit is picked off his branches.

Imagine learning under the shade of a thriving orchard. At Harlem Grown’s urban farm, we’re helping kids in surrounding public schools by educating them on healthy lifestyle, gardening skills and so much more. 

In Miami, the Fruit Tree Project got down to digging at Urban Green Works, a non-profit that enables underserved South Florida communities to blossom via their environmental projects and food security programs.

vitafusion Fruit Tree Project has traveled all the way to Africa to help primary schools provide a continual food source for the wider community.

We’re planting at Hope Farms where they have been growing fruitful urban farms and local produce distribution systems to ensure that delicious, affordable, fresh food choices are accessible to all residents. 

vitafusion and the Fruit Tree Planting Foundation planted 4466 fruit trees. These trees will combat deforestation in the region and be an ongoing source of tasty nutrition for years to come. 

At Tilth Alliance, we’re teaching all ages how to grow nutritious food on a small and large scale.  Awareness about our Fruit Tree Project mission is spreading, and more fruit trees are on the way! 

We partnered with The Food Group to bring delicious, nutrient-rich fruit access to more than 21 counties in Minnesota and Wisconsin. That means more food, more oxygen and improved nutrition. Way to grow!

In our books, more green is always a good thing! That’s why we’re adding orchards to busy urban areas to create more beautiful environments. 

Money can grow on trees when you teach communities near Tri Cycle Farms how to turn their fruit into income for much needed projects.