Platanus orientalis digitata

Often referred to as the Cut-Leaf Plane, Platanus orientalis digitata stands out as a highly adaptable tree thriving in the urban landscape of southern Australian cities. Its bark boasts a distinctive pattern that gracefully peels with age, revealing a creamy underlayer. Its pyramidal growth adds a striking element to grand avenues, adorned with vibrant green foliage that transforms into stunning autumn hues. Perfect for roadside plantings and parks, it excels as a shade provider and effortlessly adapts to various soil types except for extremely compacted or waterlogged ones. Optimal growth occurs in areas with ample sunlight and well-drained soils. Once established, this tree demands minimal upkeep, displaying remarkable drought tolerance and resilience against urban pollutants. Adequate watering during initial establishment, particularly in prolonged dry and hot spells, ensures its vitality. Platanus orientalis digitata can reach heights of 20 meters and widths of 10 meters, enhancing the urban landscape with its majestic presence

Height: 20 metres
Width: 10 metres
* Dimensions at maturity.

Best suited for:
Primary uses are as street and park trees, and tolerate varying soil types. Prefer regular watering to produce optimin grow. Grows into a large rounded pyramidal form and can tolerate heat, drought, and pollution.