Sycamore Maple Tree

In America, where it is planted to some extent, it is thrifty but short lived. It may be known by its thick 5-lobed, sycamorelike leaves, with crenate margins, and the long, pendulous racemes of flowers or keys, which may be found at any season on goodsized trees.
It is chiefly set as a street tree, but its head is rather too spreading to use except on wide avenues.