Where Does Sycamore Grow
Sycamore Trees Grow in Almost Any Soil, but They Prefer Deep, Rich Soil That Is Moist but Well-Drained. Plant Container-Grown Trees Any Time of Year. Trees...
Sycamore trees grow in almost any soil, but they prefer deep, rich soil that is moist but well-drained. Plant container-grown trees any time of year. Trees with balled and burlapped roots should be planted in spring or fall.
Where is the largest sycamore tree in the United States?
Webster SycamoreSpeciesAmerican sycamore (Platanus occidentalis)Coordinates38°31′04.2″N 80°21′23.6″WCoordinates: 38°31′04.2″N 80°21′23.6″WDate seededbefore 1508 ADDate felled2010
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Why are sycamore trees bad?
Actually, sycamores, Platanus occidentalis (PLAT-uh-nus ock-sih-den-TAY-liss) get a bad rap. Though they grow big and showy, landscapers don’t use them because they can have a lot of tree diseases. Homeowners don’t like them because they shed piles of maple-like leaves and disrupt underground lines.
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