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Pollination of Gravenstein apple trees

Gravenstein (Malus domestica)  is in flowering group 1. Gravenstein is a triploid variety which will not pollinate other apple varieties. You will either need two pollination partners nearby which must each be different varieties and able to cross-pollinate each other as well as the Gravenstein, or a single self-fertile compatible pollination partner.Choose another variety

Varieties that will pollinate Gravenstein in our catalogue

• Alkmenein stock

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  Alkmene is a mid-season apple from Germany, related to to Cox but with a more robust flavour.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • M9

• Amere de Berthencourtin stock

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  Amere de Berthencourt is a traditional French bittersweet cider apple.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
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  • Available rootstocks:
  • M116
  • MM111
  • Bittenfelder

• Bardseyin stock

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  Bardsey is a hardy disease-resistant apple, discovered growing on an island off the west coast of Wales.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • M9

• Domaine

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  French cider variety, very resistant to fireblight infection.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

• Egremont Russet

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  Egremont Russet is the most popular English russet variety, and a good apple tree for the garden.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Idared

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  Idared is a late-season American apple variety, notable for its excellent keeping qualities.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

• Marseignain stock

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  Marseigna is a traditional French cider variety, producing a high quality bitter sweet juice.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Very late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Bittenfelder

• Muscadet de Dieppein stock

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  A very old French bittersweet cider variety.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • MM111

• Nehou

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  An old French bittersweet cider variety.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

• Precoce de Wirwignesin stock

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  A traditional and heavy-cropping early-season apple variety from Belgium.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • M9
  • M116
  • MM111

• Red Windsorin stock

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  Red Windsor is one of the easiest to grow of all dessert apple trees, and with a pleasant apple flavour.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • M9
  • M116
  • MM111

• Stark's Earliestin stock

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  As the name suggests, Stark's Earliest will probably give you the first fresh apples of the year.

  • Flowering group:
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Very early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • M116

• Three Countiesin stock

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  Three Counties is an early-ripening bittersweet cider apple.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • MM111

• Wickson Crabin stock

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  Wickson crab is a popular American hard-cider variety.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Late

  • Available rootstocks:
  • M116
  • Bittenfelder