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When choosing urban tree species, landscape architects, planners and decision makers try avoiding species such as with highly allergenic pollen, fruiting (especially trees with large or odorous fruits), poisonous or invasive ones. The current planting design concepts are therefore aimed at natural plant communities with a high potential adaptability to extremes in the environment (Paganová and Jureková, 2012; Sudzina and Rovná, 2014). As Kollár et al. (2009) and Pejchal (1991) mention, correct tree species selection into urban environment has a significant impact on the health and vitality of urban trees what is reflected in management. In the last decade questions about food security, urban horticulture, resilient urban communities arise also terms as urban horticulture, guerilla grafting, urban orchard, urban edible forest, “edible” roof gardens (Lipovská, 2013; Ettinger, 2012; Takáčová and Klimantová, 2011; Mezey, 2005) and activities such as open source urban fruit maps makes us rethink the role of fruiting trees in urban conditions. There are even small cities like Modrý Kameň in Slovakia, which build up their urban image by growing fruit trees (sweet chestnut) inside the city (Pástor, 2013). A new approach towards urban fruit trees must therefore be found. The aim of this paper is to analyze the occurrence of open source fruit maps as tools of their mapping.

Fruitmap and Falling fruit – tools for mapping urban fruit trees in the city of Nitra