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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 catalog

• Alkmenein stock

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

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Amere de Berthencourtin stock

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  Amere de Berthencourt is a traditional French bittersweet cider apple.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Annain stock

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  Anna is the go-to apple apple variety for growers in low-chill climates - if you are in southern California, or the southern states, Anna is a good choice.

  • Flowering group: 1
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Very early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Dolgoin stock

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  Malus Dolgo, also known as Pink Glow, offers early-season white flowers and dark pink fruits.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Good pollinator
  • Self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf
  • Vigorous

• Domainein stock

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  Domaine is a traditional French bittersharp cider apple variety.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Duchess of Oldenburgin stock

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  An old culinary variety from Russia, popular in North America, and noted for its winter hardiness.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Egremont Russetin stock

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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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf

• Fameusein stock

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  A very hardy north country apple, known both as the Snow Apple and Fameuse, and the probable parent of McIntosh.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf

• Golden Russetin stock

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  Golden Russet is an antique apple from New York, considered the best-flavored of American russets.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf

• Idaredin stock

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  A popular and versatile apple, especially good for juicing, and an exceptional keeper.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Kerrin stock

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  A cold-hardy crab-apple, primarily used for cider and cooking.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Good pollinator
  • Partially self-fertile
  • Picking: Mid

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf

• McIntoshin stock

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  A traditional versatile apple popular in the northern states of the USA. Also known as Macintosh.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf

• Mettais

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  A high-quality traditional French bittersweet cider apple.

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

• 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:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Nehouin stock

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  An old French bittersweet cider variety.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf

• Reine des Pommesin stock

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  A traditional French bittersweet hard cider apple.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Slavyankain stock

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  Slavyanka is a cold-hardy late-season eating apple from Russia.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-vigorous

• Stembridge Clusterin stock

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  A traditional English bittersweet cider apple from the town of Stembridge in Somerset.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Sunrisein stock

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  Sunrise is a bright red-flushed Canadian apple with a soft flesh and sweet flavor.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Semi-dwarf

• Wickson Crabin stock

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  Wickson crab is a popular crab apple variety which is also useful in cider blends.

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

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf

• Williams' Pridein stock

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  An early summer apple, with excellent disease-resistance and a pleasant tart flavor.

  • Flowering group: 2
  • Good pollinator
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Very early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf

• Zestar!in stock

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  A crisp attractive early-season apple which stores well.

  • Flowering group: 1
  • Not self-fertile
  • Picking: Early

  • Available rootstocks:
  • Dwarf
  • Semi-dwarf