A tree for your space.
A new fruit tree or one you already love. The plan starts with your yard and what you’d like to grow.
Homegrown fruit. Expert care. A neighborhood that shares in the harvest. That’s the idea behind Orchard Town.
Help bring Orchard Town to your neighborhood
Imagine a fruit tree outside your door, without having to figure out when to prune, what to plant, or how to care for it.
We’re developing a distributed orchard: manageable fruit trees across participating backyards, cared for as one neighborhood network. The vision includes a seasonal fruit-box membership, so neighbors could enjoy different fruits without growing every tree themselves.
We’re exploring paid tree-care plans and harvest-trade agreements. With a harvest trade, eligible homeowners could receive agreed tree care in exchange for a share of the fruit, rather than paying a care fee. Your interest helps us shape the first McKinney pilot.
Let’s grow something goodA new fruit tree or one you already love. The plan starts with your yard and what you’d like to grow.
Our planned care includes planting, pruning, thinning, and seasonal attention. You enjoy having a tree; we tend it.
The vision: backyard fruit enjoyed at home and shared through a neighborhood harvest network.
Either way, we’d love to hear from you.
We’re gathering interest for our first McKinney neighborhoods. Tell us where you are and what you’d like to grow. Your response helps us explore tree care, harvest trades, and a shared local harvest.
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We’re gathering interest for our first neighborhoods in McKinney. Service is not yet available to book. Your response helps us decide where to start; we’ll follow up when there’s more to share.
No. We’d love to hear from people who want a new tree and people with existing trees that could use care.
The goal is manageable, human-sized fruit trees, rather than a full-size orchard in your backyard. Tree selection, space, and pruning plans would be discussed for your property.
Not necessarily. We’re exploring harvest-trade agreements: eligible homeowners could receive agreed tree care in exchange for a share of their harvest, rather than paying a care fee. Paid care plans are another possibility. Eligibility, care responsibilities, and fruit-sharing terms are still being worked out.
We’re shaping the first pilot around participating homes, their trees, and the care they need. That will help us develop paid care pricing, harvest-trade terms, and seasonal fruit-box membership options. No prices or agreements have been finalized. Joining the interest list is free and does not commit you to a purchase or harvest trade.
We’re exploring a seasonal membership with fruit grown across participating backyards. You could enjoy a wider variety without needing every type of fruit tree on your property. The goal is for neighbors to participate even if they don’t host a tree. Availability, membership benefits, and harvest allocations are still being developed.
We want homeowners to enjoy homegrown fruit and help keep the wider harvest local. Fruit-sharing arrangements and any membership benefits are still being worked out.
Please join the future-area list. We’ll record your ZIP and interests to help identify where to expand. Joining does not guarantee future service.
We save your interest and contact details. We may reach out personally as plans develop. This is not a booking, email verification, or authorization to work on your property.
Better fruit.
Grown closer.