Apple - Seaton House

Seaton House Apple

Malus domestica
A large cooking apple from Scotland which keeps its shape when cooked.

Origin: Scotland 1860

Pollination:  Seaton House is self-sterile and would require a pollinator to produce a crop. Show suitable pollination partners

A guide to choosing Apple Trees


Seaton House Apple Trees for sale - order online

We currently produce this variety to order only through our bud-grafting service. You cannot order on line. If you wish to order please contact us using the messaging facility on the contact us page. Let us have your name, postal address, telephone and email address as well as which variety you would like us to produce, how many and on what rootstock. Bud-grafting is carried out in late July and early August. The trees would be supplied approximately 18 months later. We normally need to have received orders by the beginning of July. Please click here for full details of our bud-grafting service.

Main characteristics of Seaton House

Use Culinary
Colour Flushed
Flavour Subacid
Fruit size  Large
Picking time  Early Oct
Season of use  Oct-Dec
Tree vigour  Small
Tree habit  Spreading
Fruit bearing  Spur-bearer
Suitable for Northern Britain
Pollination date  14
Pollination group  D
Self fertility  Self-sterile
Pollinators Show suitable pollination partners


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