Sycamore : Platanus
London Plane Tree
| Type Of Plant: | Tree |
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| Foliage: | Deciduous |
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| Height: | 60 ft. to 100 ft. |
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| Width: | 40 ft. |
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| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
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| Zones: | 4 to 9 |
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| Thrives In: | Acid Soil, Wet Soil, |
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| Special Attributes: | Drought-Tolerant, |
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| Susceptible To: | Scales, Spider Mites, |
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A commonly planted street tree, it’s hardy as far north as Massachusetts. Relatively free from disease.
Sycamores, or Plane Trees, are wonderful in parks and along avenues, where they have ample room to
grow. Not only do they lose their large maple-like leaves in autumn, but their bark peels off in large
patches to reveal the white inner bark. Use their long stalks with brown, round seed clusters in dried
flower arrangements. Some species tolerate city conditions, and all tolerate severe pruning. Susceptible
to blight and, in the desert, chlorosis. Leaf anthracnose is a problem in cool, moist seasons and climates.
Rake and dispose of dead leaves.
This item is currently available for pickup at our stores only.
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