Information on Dummelow Seedling is fairly scarce and contradictory. We are now fairly certain these are not the traditional English Dummelow. That said, they are in two places in our orchard, clearly labeled and planted at two different times and the apples are the same. They were planted by an English orchardist. The oddest shaped apple we grow with a flavor that is completely unique. It’s an apple, sort of, it seems to have some pear genes in it. We enjoy its floral qualities. These have blooms with no petals and we’ve not seen bees pollinating them but they do set reasonable amounts of fruit. A very fun apple for those who go for a wildly diverse orchard.