The sycamore tree tolerates wet areas better than many other trees since it thrives along streams in the wild. Additionally, it can endure some of the air pollution that is common in cities.
The sycamore tree is adaptable to a wide range of climates all the way from USDA zones 4 to 9. This means that it’s unaffected by humidity, and thrives in both cooler and warmer zones.
The sycamore isn’t a heavy feeder. To give it a boost, apply a complete fertilizer in early spring. The package’s directions will specify how much fertilizer to use based on the size of the tree and should be closely followed.
If your sycamore isn’t a cultivar, you can start it from seed in the pods. Wait until the pods fall in the spring so that any necessary stratification will be handled by nature.