Platanus, aka The Plane Tree or Planes, is a large handsome specimen. Plantanus are tolerant of pollution, poor soil and limited moisture, making then a popular tree to plant near the roadside. The large leaves are shaded soft green and complement the attractive mottled bark. Distinguished and deciduous.

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Plane Tree. Hybrid with foliage much more divided than usual. Upright branching habit. Golden autumn foliage. Bark peels to expose dappled appearance. Holds habit well in exposed sites AKA Oriental Plane. Deciduous

 

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aka London Plane

London Plane. A large handsome specimen tree which is popular for avenue and street planting. Tolerant of pollution, poor soil and limited moisture. The large leaves are shaded soft green and complement the attractive mottled bark. Distinguished and deciduous. Est.10yr.growth.

 

aka Oriental Plane Tree

Plane Tree. The world would be a poorer place without the handsome and magnificent Plane Tree. It grows where nothing else will, tolerating pollution and poor conditions. This selection has deeply lobed green summer foliage that turns shades of gold/orange prior to leaf fall. Attractive mottled bark

While the Plane Tree is very tolerant it will reach its maximum potential in nice deeply worked fertile soil. Allow it space to reach its true 'Autumn Glory'.

 

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aka Oriental Plane Tree

This form of Plane Tree is native to Eastern Europe and Asia, though is so tolerant and hardy it will grow almost anywhere. The large finely dissected green foliage forms a broad round head set on a trunk with attractive grey mottled bark. Pyramidal form, fine fingered leaves and disease resistant. Deciduous. 10 year height.

 

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aka Oriental Plane Tree

This form of Plane Tree is native to Eastern Europe and Asia, though is so tolerant and hardy it will grow almost anywhere. The large dissected soft green foliage forms a broad round head set on a trunk with attractive grey mottled bark. A handsome tree indeed. Deciduous.