Grow your own historic heirloom apple tree with these 25+ Sturmer Pippin Apple Seeds (Malus domestica). Originating in Suffolk, England in the 19th century, this variety is celebrated for its exceptional storage life and rich, complex flavor that develops after keeping. The apples are medium-sized with a greenish-gold skin, often flushed with red, and are perfect for fresh eating, cooking, and cider making.

Sturmer Pippin apple trees are hardy, late-ripening, and thrive in temperate climates. They prefer full sun and fertile, well-drained soil, producing fruit that keeps for months in proper storage. A true heritage apple, Sturmer Pippin is an excellent choice for gardeners, orchardists, and collectors of rare apple varieties.

25+ Sturmer Pippin Apple Seeds (Malus domestica)
Historic English heirloom from Suffolk, 19th century
Medium fruit with green-gold skin, red blush possible
Excellent for eating fresh, cooking, and cider making
Famous for long storage and improved flavor over time
Best grown in full sun with well-drained soil

Common Name: Sturmer Pippin Apple
Scientific Name: Malus domestica
Color: Green-gold with occasional red blush
Fruit Size: Medium
Soil Requirements: Fertile, well-drained soil
Sunlight: Full sun
Watering: Regular, moderate moisture
USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–8
Plant Height: 12–15 ft (pruned)
Type: Deciduous fruit tree