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Hello Friends!

It's looking to be a good year for fruit lovers. Even though it's still early early in the year, there is a extraordinary quantity of edible abundance being offered on the site right now! People have been sharing their fruit in record numbers this spring, join them today or spread the word.

Some people have pets; we have rare fruit trees. Our favorite, the Ole One Eye apple is already taller than a garden gnome, as you Facebook Fans might know. Become a fan today for news from the Land of Fruit. Speaking of news, Neighborhood Fruit has been mentioned in USA Today, Sunset Magazine, CNET and Discovery.com in the past month!

Ever wondered what a Surinam Cherry looks like? Or whether you can actually eat Juneberries in June? You can find out by checking out our Fruit Guide! Take the Fruit Guide on your next picking adventure with Find Fruit, the mobile companion to Neighborhood Fruit.

Fruitfully Yours,
Kaytea and Oriana

    Fruit Label

  Gnome is Where the Heart Is

Spring is here!The days are getting longer. Trees are covered in blossoms, filling the air with a heady perfume.All sorts of cute critters are crawling out of their caves and back into our gardens, including this happy little guy. The Fruit Label helps users identify what fruit has been prepared for them; it also helps fruit growers communicate they are part of the Neighborhood Fruit community. The label prints at four per page to save you ink and paper! Don't have fruit to share? Download the desktop version just for fun!

We are always looking for label art submissions. Please contact us for guidelines.

   Upcoming Events

  Come Play in the Sun!

Neighborhood Fruit is going to be on the road this spring, coming to a festival near you. April 18th - Earth Day Celebration, Heron's Head Park, San Francisco We've been invited by Literacy for Environmental Justice to participate in Earth Day, whcih will include the unveiling of the brand new Ecocenter. The Ecocenter will be San Francisco's first 100% "off grid" building; it's one of the most environmentally friendly public buildings in the US! Come check it out! May 22 & 23 - Maker's Faire, San Mateo County Fairgrounds, San Mateo Put on by Make Magazine, the Maker's Faire is one of the coolest events ever; It has everything from flaming robots to craft projects to steampunk moving houses. We are overjoyed to be participating in the Homegrown Village, so bring the kids out and say "hi". Tickets are discounted through May 12th, get them here.

If you missed us on Arbor Day check out the photos in our blog!