In short, yes, you'll be able to grow apples from seed,
but it isn't so simple as you could imagine.
How Do You Germinate Apple Seeds? Growing apples 
from seeds is a enjoyable experiment if you are patient.

First the seeds need to be uncovered to a interval of chilly temperatures, 
a process called stratification. You'll need to position many seeds 
(they solely have a 30% germination price) in a bag with damp moss.
Place within the refrigerator for about 6 weeks, then plant in a pot.
You'll later must prune and train it to be a proper apple tree.
To plant apple seeds, make a small hole in the soil together with 
your fingertip, then drop the seed in and cover it with soil, making sure to water completely.
Keep the soil barely moist, and when leaves start to emerge, transfer the pots to a window 
that gets solar. When the strongest seedlings are a few 
inches tall, plant them in the ground.