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TreeScout
The right fruit trees for your ZIP, and where to get them

Enter your ZIP and wish list. TreeScout looks up your USDA hardiness zone, flags trees that won't thrive there (chill hours, cold), suggests substitutes, tells you when to plant, and lists nurseries near you. Phase 2 compares online nursery prices for you. Early access: join below.

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How it works

  1. Your ZIP, wish list, size (bare-root, 1–7 gal, height or caliper), budget per tree, ship or pickup.
  2. Zone lookup (USDA hardiness map) and a fit check for every tree, with substitutes like Methley for Santa Rosa plum.
  3. Your planting window for your zone, e.g. zone 9b: Dec–Feb for deciduous fruit trees.
  4. Nearby independent nurseries and garden centers, with ratings and distance.
  5. Phase 2: best 3 prices per tree across online nurseries, normalized by size. You buy; we never hold your card.

BotFit never contacts anyone, books, buys or pays for anything without your explicit approval.

Example

EXAMPLE DATA

TreeFits zone 9b?Note
Low-chill peach (UFSun)Yes~150 chill hrs
Methley plumYesself-fertile
Santa Rosa plumMarginalneeds ~400 chill hrs
Honeycrisp appleNoneeds ~800 chill hrs

Zone 9b example (Jacksonville 32256). Guidance only; check your local extension service. Illustrative only; results vary.

TreeScout: early access

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