How Do You Identify A Sycamore Tree?
There are three different species of sycamore trees in the United States, differentiated mainly by their size and the shapes of their leaves. By far the most widespread is the majestic American sycamore, which is the most massive tree in the eastern half of the country in terms of volume, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The American sycamore is one of the few trees that you can easily identify during any season of the year if you know what keys to look for. Check a field guide to trees to see if the sycamore grows in your part of the United States. The American sycamore has a range that covers most of the eastern half of the nation, growing from New England south to northern Florida and as far to the west as Texas and the Great Plains. The California sycamore confines itself to that state while the Arizona sycamore grows in Arizona and New Mexico. Start your search for a sycamore tree near a river or stream. These trees favor moist soil and frequently grow in num
