Apple Trees for the North & Scotland

Apple Tree Varieties Suitable for Scotland & the North

This is a list of apple trees that will grow and crop well in the Northern & Scottish climate.

Not all of these trees have frost-resistant flowers.
If you live in an especially harsh frost pocket or cold pool valley, we recommend that you choose from this smaller list of cold hardy trees that also have frost-resistant flowers.

List of Apple Trees Suitable for the North & Scotland

Name	Type	Harvest	Pollination Group	Notes
Arthur Turner	Cooking	Early	C
Ashmeads Kernel	Eating	Late	D
Beauty of Bath	Eating	Early	C
Blenheim Orange	Cook/Eat	Late	D	Triploid
Bloody Ploughman	Eating	Main	D
Charles Ross	Cook/Eat	Main	C
Court Pendu Plat	Eating	Late	G
Crispin	Cook/Eat	Late	C
Discovery	Eating	Early	C	Frost Hardy Flowers
Egremont Russet	Eating	Main	B	Frost Hardy Flowers
Ellison's Orange	Eating	Main	D	Frost Hardy Flowers
Early Victoria	Cooking	Early	C
Fiesta	Eating	Main	D	Frost Hardy Flowers
Greensleeves	Eating	Main	B	Frost Hardy Flowers
Grenadier	Cooking	Early	C
Howgate Wonder	Cooking	Late	D
Irish Peach	Eating	Early	B
James Grieve	Cook/Eat	Early	C	Frost Hardy Flowers
Jupiter	Eating	Main	D	Triploid
Keswick Codlin	Cook/Eat	Early	B
Lane's Prince Albert	Cooking	Late	D
Laxton's Superb	Eating	Late	D	Frost Hardy Flowers
Lord Derby	Cooking	Main	D	Frost Hardy Flowers
Lord Lambourne	Eating	Main	C
Newton Wonder	Cooking	Late	D	Frost Hardy Flowers
Reverend W. Wilkes	Cooking	Early	B
Scotch Bridget	Cooking	Late	C
Spartan	Eating	Late	D	Frost Hardy Flowers
Sunset	Eating	Main	C	Frost Hardy Flowers
Tydemans Late Orange	Eating	Main	D	Frost Hardy Flowers (not suitable for very windy places)
Worcester Pearmain	Eating	Early	C	Frost Hardy Flowers