Sycamore trees are among the longest-lived trees in the world, reaching ages of 500 to 600 years. Natural Range Sycamores grow in most of the American states that are east of the Great Plains.

The American sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) is one of only three native sycamore species in North America. It can grow to a massive size of 80 feet, making it the biggest tree species east of ...

The American sycamore or western planetree is North America's largest native broadleaf tree and is often planted in yards and parks. It's hybridized cousin, the London planetree, adapts very well ...

The sycamore tree originates from the plane-tree family. Though it can be found around the world today, it originates from Europe. There are 3 basic types of Sycamore: North American Sycamore ...

Question: I believe I have a 6-year-old American sycamore planted in front of my condo. There are no seed pods (balls) ever on this tree. I thought all sycamores have those.

The sycamore, one of the most majestic hardwood trees in Connecticut, is under stress this year. Jeffrey Ward, head of the forestry department of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station ...

The American Sycamore is a commonly planted ornamental tree, with few naturally occurring stands of individuals. When growing naturally, the species prefers wet soil, and is often found in bottomland ...

American sycamore trees grow big and grand and catch the sunlight in their barkless, white upper branches. News Sports Outdoors Opinion Ozarks Life Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.