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

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   What does sycamore look like? Credit: Anna Badley / WTML. Leaves. Palmate leaves measure 7–16cm and have five lobes. Leaf stalks of younger trees are characteristically red. Credit: Martin Fowler / Alamy Stock Photo. Flowers. Small, green-yellow and hang in spikes, or 'racemes'. Credit: Sylvain Cordier / naturepl.com. Fruits.

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

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   Feb 13, 2024 · 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.

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6. 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. The leaf has 5 tooth-edged lobes.

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7. www.alamy.com › stock-photo › sycamore-tree-flowerSycamore tree flower Stock Photos and Images - Alamy

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   What does a sycamore tree look like?

   • 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. Sycamore tree seeds are abundantly produced in autumn and have ‘wings’, so they readily disperse on the wind over a large area.

   Complete guide to sycamore trees ( Acer pseudoplatanus )

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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.

   Sycamore - Wild About Gardens

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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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   What is a sycamore tree used for?

   • In Wales, sycamore trees were used to make 'love spoons' - these are decoratively carved wooden spoons that were given as a romantic gesture. In some parts of the UK, the winged seeds of the sycamore tree, known as 'helicopters', are used in flying competitions and model-making by children.

   Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) - Woodland Trust

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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 are sycamore characteristics?

   • Undesirable sycamore characteristics are fast growth, large leaves and dense branches that cast deep shade, prolific production of sycamore seeds and masses of waxy autumn leaves that don't break down quickly and can create a slimy mess that creates issues with drains, pavements and railway lines.

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9. www.wildaboutgardens.org.uk › sycamoreSycamore - Wild About Gardens

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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'.