@matrix
My sister once told me
> Why the fuck aren't all cities full of apple trees?
And since then, I never looked at humanity the same way.
@LukeAlmighty Do you want to eat gas fume filled fruit? We already breathe in enough cancer as it is.
Imo it's probably because cleaning fallen fruit is an additional cost and also those tiny holes in concrete for planting trees in cities make them die prematurely
@matrix
> Do you want to eat gas fume filled fruit?
I have cash. But not everyone does.
Also, there is a concentration problem. Obviously, one tree in the city would be a bad idea. But if you plant enough of them, then the concentration will get lower.
Yes, I know it would not be the healthiest of fruits, but I still think, would be better then the current food costs. Especially for the homeless.
Nate 
Higgers However, in California, there are just fuckin wild orange, fig and other fruit trees in many less urban cities, like Sacramento and San Luis Obispo (source: I saw them myself and ate fruit from them), so I get your sentiment that there should just be wild fruit trees everywhere.
Also I have a cherry tree literally next to where I live but it doesn't produce fruit, not sure how those trees work, I guess they need human management, or whatever pollinates it isn't in the area.
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@Aviz During communism in my country people were extremely protective of their fruit, processing it all and would go after kids just grabbing a few cherries from their trees. Now people often don't care.
We're simply too rich and spoiled
@matrix keep doing that and you will soon get free clothes, rent and bodyguards all together
>pharmacist
>can't tell good berries from inedible ones