Here's something most people don't know: a lone apple tree is often a lonely apple tree. To set proper fruit, most varieties need a pollination partner — another apple tree close by that blooms at the same time, so the bees can do their work. No partner, no bumper crop.

The good news? Navan already has more apple trees than anyone realises — tucked into back gardens, growing up walls, standing quietly in old orchards. We just don't know where most of them are yet. That's what we're fixing. 

We've already mapped 53 apple trees across the Navan area — and every single one makes it easier for someone else's tree three doors down to finally get the pollination partner it's been missing. Add yours, and you might be the tree that turns a neighbour's blossom into their best-ever harvest.

We'll elaborate in more detail when we've collated more entries.