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Feb 13, 2024 · Advice on growing and caring for sycamore trees, in our Grow Guide. 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.
The sycamore, Acer pseudoplatanus, is native to central Europe and southwestern Asia, and was introduced to Britain in the 15 th Century. Sycamore trees tolerate wind, urban pollution and salt spray, making them a popular choice for planting in cities and coastal areas.
- Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) Summary
- Soil and Situation
- Leaves, Flowers and Fruit
- Eventual Height and Growth Rate
- Our Range of Sycamore Bare Root Trees
It is thought that Sycamores were introduced to the UK by the Romans so although non-native, they’re certainly well acclimatised and widely planted in the UK. The seeds germinate very easily in the wild so Sycamore has spread widely across the UK and is found in most woodlands. It tends not to be in favour with foresters due to the need to control ...
Sycamore will grow in almost any soil but prefers rich, deep, fertile, moist but well drained soil. They have deep roots which anchor the tree and make it a good choice for windy situations. They are environmentally robust trees, good for urban sites (but not where the roots might lift pavements or paths) as well as woodlands where they appreciate ...
The leaves are large (up to 20cm) green maple shaped (palmate with 5 lobes) turning yellow in autumn. They attract aphids which in turn attract ladybirds, birds and other insects, and the leaves are also eaten by moth caterpillars. The flowers which are short yellow dangling racemes are very good for pollinators and an excellent source of pollen. T...
Sycamore trees become large trees up to 35m, and are fast growing in the first 20 years, and potentially live for 400 years.
We have Sycamore bare root trees in several sizes and specifications.The 1+0 specification plants are seedlings (often called whips) which were sown from seed in spring and are sold during the following November to April months ie they are one year old. We have Sycamore bare root whips in several heights. We also have cell grown Sycamore trees whic...
£ 48.00. Acer pseudoplatanus, commonly known as the Sycamore, is a large deciduous tree that typically reaches a height of 20–35 metres. Native to Central, Eastern and Southern Europe it has become naturalised in this country. It features a broad, rounded crown and a dense canopy.
Buy bareroot Sycamore trees, Acer pseudoplatanus, as standards online at Ashridge. Guaranteed. Best advice & support. Fast-growing, good for exposed, polluted or coastal sites.
Fast growing round-headed tree with bright green leaves that turn yellow in autumn. Tassels of green-yellow flowers appear with the leaves in spring, followed by winged fruits in autumn. Grows to 11m in height in 20 years.
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Our sycamores are British grown from UK origin seed. The 60/90cm plants are available in multiples of 5. The standards we are offering have a 6-8cm girth, and are over 6ft tall. Suppliers: British Hardwood Tree Nursery, RV Roger. See our planting and size guide for details and tips on planting.
