Mexican Sycamore

Mexican sycamore is a fast-growing, drought-tolerant tree, cold hardy through Zone 8b in Texas. This deciduous tree has an upright rounded crown, typically about 50 feet tall and 30 feet wide. Large leaves can be a nuisance to collect in the fall.

15-gallon: $275
30-gallon: $600
45-gallon: $900
65-gallon: $1,200
100-gallon: $1,600

Planting is included in all prices.

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Common Name:
Sycamore, Mexican
Latin Name:
Platanus mexicana
Water Needs:
Moderate
Sun Exposure:
Sun
Mature Size:
Large
Leaf Type:
Deciduous
Category:
Shade
Growing Area:
Central Texas Hill Country

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