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Lane's Prince Albert



A popular Victorian cooking apple.

Origin: Hertfordshire UK, 1841

Pollination: Lane's Prince Albert is partially self-fertile and would produce some crop without a pollinator but would benefit considerably from a pollinator.  Pollination partners

Lane's Prince Albert apple trees produced to order

We do not stock this variety, but it is available through our custom bud-grafting service.

Propagation is carried out in late July / early August, and the grafted trees would be available for supply in December the following year (approximately 14 months later). You can choose the number of trees and the rootstock(s) you want the trees grafted on.

Read more about our Grafting service here.

If you wish to order a grafted tree of this variety please fill in our contact form in the first instance.

Characteristics of Lane's Prince Albert apple trees

UseCulinary
ColourFlushed
FlavourAcid
Fruit sizeMedium
Picking timeMid Oct
Season of useNov-Mar
Tree vigourModerate
Tree habitSpreading
Fruit-bearingSpur-bearer
CroppingGood
Disease resistanceMildew - Susceptible
Canker - Resistant
Scab - Very resistant
Suitable forNorthern Britain
Wet Regions
Special featuresGood Pollinator
Good for Juice
Pollination date12
Pollination groupD
Self-fertilityPartially self-fertile
PollinatorsPollination partners
ParentageDumelow's Seedling
Nonpareil
ProgenyBountiful
Byfleet Seedling
Colonel Yate
Morley's Seedling
Shoesmith


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