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1. www.woodlandtrust.org.uk › sycamoreSycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) - Woodland Trust

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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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4. www.treeguideuk.co.uk › sycamoreSycamore - Tree Guide UK - Sycamore tree identification

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   Sycamore tree identification – 5-lobed, toothed, alternate, leaves, hanging tail of flowers in May and winged fruits in October. Click on any photo to enlarge it. A mature Sycamore in a churchyard

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5. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to › grow-plantsComplete guide to sycamore trees ( Acer pseudoplatanus )

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   Feb 13, 2024 · Sycamore leaves and flowers. Getty Images. Sycamore tree leaves are large, up to 15cm across, and have five lobes. Sycamore leaves have dark red stems when young and are mid- to dark green in colour. Dangling clusters of greenish-yellow flowers are borne in spring.

6. leafyplace.com › sycamore-treesSycamore Trees: Leaves, Bark, Types – Identification Guide ...

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   Feb 19, 2023 · Pictures and descriptions will help you identify the best sycamore trees for your garden landscape. What Are Sycamore Trees? 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.

7. 8billiontrees.com › trees › sycamore-treeSycamore Trees: Ultimate Guide (6 Types, Seeds, Leaves ...

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   Sycamore Tree Flowers. The sycamore tree flowers are small and exist in densely round clusters that grow from stalks that grow with the leaves in April and May. The flowers are monoecious (both male and female)and, because of their small size, can pollinate with the wind. The male flowers are red.

8. www.alamy.com › stock-photo › sycamore-flowersSycamore flowers hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

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   Find the perfect sycamore flowers stock photo, image, vector, illustration or 360 image. Available for both RF and RM licensing.

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   What do sycamore trees look like?

   • In time, the mature trees tend to become hollow. The two unique identifying features of sycamore trees are their exfoliating thin bark that gives the tree a patchy look, and their round seed balls or pods that contain downy tufts of seeds. Sycamore trees have large serrated lobed leaves that are light-green with three or five lobes.

   Sycamore Trees: Leaves, Bark, Types - Identification Guide (Pictures)

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   Where does a sycamore tree grow?

   • This type of sycamore has its origins in the eastern part of Europe and in the Middle East. While the Old World sycamore tree grows in damp habitats, once matures, it can withstand drought. Another big sycamore tree that grows as much as 100 feet, is a native to Spain. It is a distinctively massive tree with a perfect leaf.

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   Do sycamore trees grow in full sun?

   • American sycamore trees thrive in full sun and grow best in USDA zones 4 – 9. Grow these stately trees in moist soil that is well-draining. Common names for American sycamore trees include buttonwood trees, western plane trees, American plane tree, and water beech.

   Sycamore Trees: Leaves, Bark, Types - Identification Guide (Pictures)

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   Are Sycamores a 'landmark' tree?

   • Old, mature sycamores have often become ‘landmark’ trees. One of the best known of these is the Martyr’s Tree at Tolpuddle in Dorset where, in the 1830’s, the village farm labourers used to gather and discuss working practices, in effect forming the first agricultural workers’ union.

   Complete guide to sycamore trees ( Acer pseudoplatanus )

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   Are sycamore trees Platanus?

   • Some tree species that are not in the Platanus genus are also called sycamore – these are the sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), and sycamore fig (Ficus sycomorus). Sycamore trees are fast-growing popular deciduous shade trees in city landscapes and parks. In fact, Sycamore trees are one of the largest deciduous trees native to North America.

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   What is a Mexican Sycamore Tree?

   • Mexican sycamore trees are large, fast-growing trees with flaky bark and lobed maple-like leaves. Mexican sycamore trees are smaller than American sycamore and grow to between 40 and 50 ft. (12 – 15 m) with a trunk of 7 ft. (2 m) in diameter. This sycamore species tolerates heat better than American sycamores.

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10. www.hertswildlifetrust.org.uk › sycamoreSycamore - Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust

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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'.