Because these seed heads are persistent on limbs, collections can be made into the next spring and usually make sycamore the last fall-maturing species collected in the Eastern forest. The ...

Learn more Sycamore poisoning, or atypical myopathy, caused by the ingestion of sycamore seedlings or seeds can be fatal to horses, and while owners need to be on the lookout for any signs all ...

Seeds and buds rescued from the Sycamore Gap are “springing into life” at a specialist conservation centre, giving hope the famous tree will live on. Staff at the National Trust’s Plant ...

Every autumn the garden comes under attack from hundreds of winged seeds, some resting at a jaunty angle in the soft soil of the lawn and borders, others lying forlornly on the patio. The source of ...

Recent research into sycamore seeds, which can cause atypical myopathy when consumed by a horse and is a serious threat — potentially fatal — to equine health, has found that levels of ...

The conservation group rescued seeds and cuttings from the tree, sending the delicate material to the plant center. There, salvaged parts of the sycamore became part of a collection that includes ...

Seeds collected from the Sycamore Gap tree after it was felled last year are beginning to spring into life. National Trust conservationists collected seeds and material from the 200-year-old tree ...