The winter landscape can often seem stark and barren, but the native sycamore tree is at its loveliest in bleak mid-winter. Tall and stately with exfoliating bark that exposes the shimmering white ...

There’s a camellia bush in my yard that lights up every winter with pink blooms. No matter what my wife and I plant in the garden all year, nothing draws Outdoors: Sycamore trees show off in winter ...

Winter tree identification will demand some dedication to apply ... North America. These trees include hickory, black walnut, oak, yellow poplar, birch, beech, elm, cherry, sweetgum, and sycamore.

Q. Our sycamore tree always looks fine in spring, but many of the leaves become disfigured, turn brown and fall prematurely by summer. Other sycamore trees in our neighborhood do the same thing, too.

Sycamore Trees - The sycamore tree originates from the plane-tree family. ... They remain on the tree during winter and then the fully ripe fruit splits to release seeds. 9/12. 9.

The sycamore tree in my back yard is perhaps 100 feet tall and 40 years old. Throughout the years, I have considered it a pleasure to pick up after her as I have derived much pleasure from her shade.

The sycamore is a classic riparian tree, lining the banks of streams. Pale-white trunks, spackled with a patchwork of flaky brown bark, makes identification easy.

When healthy, there are few trees more dramatically beautiful than our American sycamore (Platanus occidentalis).It is large-growing, majestic in structure, has dramatic foliage, and in the winter ...

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.