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Most varieties of apple do not grow well from suckers. Oddly enough, apple trees often do not grow well from apple seeds, either. While you may get an apple tree from planting an apple seed, the variety of apple produced can vary, regardless of the origin of the seed. A crab apple seed may produce a Macintosh apple tree, or vice versa.
