Mexican Sycamore

Mexican Sycamore

Attribute of Mexican Sycamore

• Typically reaches a mature height of 50 feet in the landscape with a width of about 30 feet.
• Grows best in full sun and is adapted to most soils, including alkaline soils.
• While considered drought tolerant, best success occurs when plants are irrigated until established.
• The lobed, maple-like leaves are up to 8 inches wide and olive-green, sometimes turning yellow before falling in December
• The aggressive roots and relatively large mature size of this tree suggest it not be used near structures and pavement or under power lines..