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23-09-2003, 02:42 PM
Stephen M. Henning
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plane tree
(Babberney) wrote:
"Ken Smith" wrote:
Could anyone please advise a place where I can buy a plane tree (Platinus X
acerifolia) in the US? Any help would be much appreciated!
you may be having trouble because in TX you'll hear it called
Sycamore. If you actually want the specific tree called plane tree in
Britain (and elsewhere?) I don't know how to help.
London Planetree = Platanus x acerifolia
American Sycamore = Platanus occidentalis
Unfortunately the American Sycamore is very susceptible to anthracnose,
a fungal disease.
A preferred variety that is fairly disease resistant is Platanus x
acerifolia "Bloodgood"
some sources a
http://www.pickettsnurseries.com/shadetrees.html
http://youngsnurseries.com/acatalog/...atanus_x_aceri
folia_247.html
http://www.meadow-lake.com/shop/prod...T&pf_id=TPLACB
http://www.louisiananursery.com/Tree...20Cat%20P1.htm
http://www.willamettenurseries.com/F...oodCuttings.ht
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http://www.craintreefarm.com/Shadetrees.htm
http://www.femrite.com/avail/numsearch.mv?4815
http://www.readscreeknursery.com/lists/trees.shtml
http://www.waterloogardens.com/care_..._clay_soil.htm
The last nursery is the only one I am familiar with, and it is a retail
nursery near Philadelphia.
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