How fast does a sycamore tree grow?

Sycamore trees are majestic in nature, averaging 40-100 feet in height and spreading 40-70 feet in width. They are fast growing, growing more than two feet a year.Click to see full answer. Also, how tall do sycamore trees grow? 75 to 100 feet tall Also Know, do sycamore trees have invasive roots? With its distinctive mottled bark and broad shade canopy, the sycamore is popular as a street tree and as an ornamental. Sycamores typically grow 75 to 90 feet in height, with a spread of 50 to 70 feet. However, the sycamore’s root system is shallow, with most roots growing close to the surface. Also asked, do all sycamore trees have balls? Although they are the main way of starting a new Sycamore tree, they have a variety of other uses. They are spiked balls that are produced by Sycamore trees and contain the seeds that can be used to start new trees. They are produced in the winter and can be found all over the ground around the trees in the spring.Where do sycamore trees grow best?Two species of the broad, spreading sycamore trees are native to the United States. American sycamores (Platanus occidentalis) grow naturally in the southeast and lower midwest; California sycamores (Platanus Racemosa) like a warmer climate and are native to large parts of California south to Mexico.