Fruit-Picking
From May to November, we’re picking fresh fruit around Atlanta and North Georgia. Sign up to join us on a pick! Learn more
We pick fruit, 'apple-y'.
A cultivated deciduous tree in the rose family, native to Eurasia and having alternate simple leaves and white or pink flowers.
More about Apples
Food Map of Atlanta
We’ve documented over 2,800 fruit trees of over 20 different varieties around Atlanta. Many of them are probably close to you! Take a look at our map and consider adopting a tree near you. Learn more
Putting down roots at Doghead Farm
For five years, we’ve been growing on a piece of abandoned land in Southwest Atlanta. Since then, we’ve harvested and donated over 5,300 pounds of food. Join us for farm days every other Saturday.
With Your Support
We have donated over 34,000 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables to local food banks and shelters. Get involved by volunteering, adopting a tree or becoming a member!
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News
So why does an apple a day keep the doctor away?
Anyone who has hung around the Concrete Jungle for any time at all knows how much we love our apples!
Concrete Jungle’s Fruit Tree Sensors Part 2: Building an Electronic Nose
As part of our collaboration with Georgia Tech, we’ve been developing various strategies for sensing fruit growing in trees.
Ciderfest 12!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The air is sticky and sweet with appples clinging on the tree.
New fruit tree map!
We have a new fruit tree map! It’s at the same URL as the old one: https://www.concrete-jungle.org/food-map.
Concrete Jungle’s fruit tree sensors
One of the biggest challenges we face in running and growing Concrete Jungle is planning around the varying schedules of the thousands of fruit trees in the Atlanta area.