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   What makes a sycamore tree unique?

   • The bark of sycamore trees is another notable feature. It peels in large patches, revealing a creamy white underlayer, creating a mottled appearance. This unique bark contributes to its aesthetic appeal year-round. Sycamore trees are among the largest deciduous trees in North America.

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   How do you identify a sycamore tree?

   • Identification: Sycamore trees, particularly the American Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis), are recognizable by their distinctive mottled bark, broad, lobed leaves, and impressive height of 75 to 100 feet.

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   Are sycamore trees native?

   • Introduced, non-native species. The sycamore is a tall tree of parklands, hedgerows and woodlands. It was introduced into the UK from Europe sometime in the 15th or 16th century, and has become naturalised since, as well as being widely planted.

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   How tall is a sycamore tree?

   • Sycamore trees enhance landscapes with their grandeur. Their height, reaching up to 100 feet, makes them excellent shade providers for parks and large gardens. The broad, maple-like leaves offer rich green foliage in spring and summer, turning to vibrant golden-yellow in autumn.

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   Where does Sycamore come from?

   • Sycamore originates from Europe and was introduced to the UK several hundred years ago. Sycamore has long been the subject of controversy and is often considered a nuisance because it self-seeds readily and spreads rapidly – one mature tree can be the parent of many hundreds of sycamore seedlings each year.

   Complete guide to sycamore trees ( Acer pseudoplatanus )

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   What does a sycamore symbolize?

   • In Norse mythology, the sycamore was associated with Freya, goddess of love, fertility, and war. Freya's chariot was said to be drawn by two cats, and she was often depicted sitting in a sycamore tree. In Christianity, sycamore is associated with the story of Zacchaeus, a tax collector who climbed a sycamore tree to see Jesus.

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   Quick facts. Common name: sycamore. Scientific name: Acer pseudoplatanus. Family: Sapindaceae. Origin: non-native. These broadleaf trees can grow to 35m and live for 400 years. The bark is dark pink-grey, and smooth when young, but becomes cracked and develops small plates with age. Twigs are pink-brown and hairless.

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   sycamore, any of several distinct trees. In the United States it refers especially to the American plane tree (Platanus occidentalis). The sycamore of the Bible is better termed sycamore fig (Ficus sycamorus; see also fig), notable for its use by ancient Egyptians to make mummy cases.

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   Feb 13, 2024 · Sycamore tree (Acer pseudoplatanus) is an exceptionally large and fast-growing, broadleaf deciduous tree. Sycamore originates from Europe and was introduced to the UK several hundred years ago.

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   Oct 19, 2024 · The American Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) is a large deciduous tree known for its impressive height, reaching 75 to 100 feet. It features unique mottled bark, broad leaves, and distinctive round, spiky fruit, making it visually striking throughout the seasons.

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   Feb 19, 2023 · Sycamore trees are flowering trees in the plant genus Platanus and the family Platanaceae. Sycamore trees are often known as plane trees. These massive broad-leafed trees grow to between 100 and 130 ft. (30 – 40 m) tall. Sycamore trees are generally easy to identify due to their bark that peels away, revealing whitish or orangey patches.

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   Brought into England from France in the Middle Ages, the sycamore is a robust tree that can tolerate cold weather, exposure, sea spray and air pollution - making it suitable for all regions of the country.

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    The sycamore is a tall, domed tree of the maple family. Its five-lobed leaves have toothed margins and characteristic red stalks. Its flowers are small, green and hang in spikes, turning to distinctive winged fruits, known as 'samaras'.