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Caroline Apple
Malus domesticaA sweet late dessert apple from Norfolk.
Origin: Norfolk UK 1822
Pollination: Caroline is self-sterile and would require a pollinator to produce a crop. Show suitable pollination partners
A guide to choosing Apple Trees
Origin: Norfolk UK 1822
Pollination: Caroline is self-sterile and would require a pollinator to produce a crop. Show suitable pollination partners
A guide to choosing Apple Trees
Caroline Apple Trees for sale - order online
We supply trees and plants only during the winter planting season from late November to mid March. Orders placed now will not be be delivered until the winter planting season. You will not be required to pay until October but by ordering now you can ensure that the items are reserved for you and supplied as early as possible when we resume delveries in late November.
History and description of Caroline
Arose before 1822 in Lord Suffield's Garden at Blickling, Norfolk, UK and was named after his wife. Medium sized, flat shaped fruit. Red stripes over yellow skin often with poor colour. Firm, crisp, sweet flesh.
Main characteristics of Caroline
| Use | Dessert |
| Colour | Flushed |
| Flavour | Sweet |
Fruit size  |
Medium |
| Picking time |
Mid Sep |
| Season of use |
Oct-Dec |
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| Tree vigour |
Moderate |
| Tree habit |
Upright-Spreading |
| Fruit bearing |
Spur-bearer |
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| Pollination date |
13 |
| Pollination group |
D |
| Self fertility |
Self-sterile |
| Pollinators | Show suitable pollination partners |