Homeowners cannot identify unknown trees on their property to determine value, safety, or maintenance needs

Homeowners in regions like Southern Ontario encounter unfamiliar trees on their property but lack reliable ways to identify them, leaving them unable to assess whether the tree is valuable (nut-bearing, fruit-bearing), potentially dangerous (diseased, invasive), or requires specific maintenance. Current solutions like generic image search or local arborists are either inaccurate or expensive, forcing homeowners to make uninformed decisions about tree removal, preservation, or care.