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What is the difference between fish roe orchid and Milan? Teach you to quickly distinguish the two flowers
Leaf difference: Fish roe orchid leaves are opposite, hairless, papery, and shaped oval or obovate-elliptic; Milan's leaves are compound, with pointed tips and entire margins. Flower difference: Fish roe orchid's spikes combine into a panicle, flowers yellow-green; Milan has a panicle, flowers yellow. Fruit difference: Fish roe orchid is a drupe, white; Milan is a berry, ovoid or nearly spherical.
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What is the difference between Paeonia delavayi and dahlia? A quick guide to tell them apart
Leaf differences: Paeonia delavayi has compound leaves that are broadly ovate or ovate, about 15 to 20 cm long; dahlia leaves are 1- to 3-pinnatisect, with ovate or oblong-rounded lobes. Flower differences: Paeonia delavayi flowers grow at the branch tips or in the leaf axils, 6 to 8 cm in diameter, red or reddish-purple; dahlia has capitula (flower heads), about 6 to 12 cm, in white or purple.
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What is the difference between sugar snap peas and snow peas? A quick guide to telling them apart
Leaf difference: Sugar snap pea leaves are oblong or ovate-round; snow pea leaves are ovate, with small teeth along the lower edge. Flower difference: Sugar snap pea flowers are solitary or arranged in racemes, white or purplish-red; snow pea flowers are white or purplish-red, arranged in racemes. Fruit difference: Sugar snap pea pods are long oval, while snow pea pods are long oval or flat-round.
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What is the difference between Maianthemum dilatatum and Polygonatum odoratum? A quick guide to telling them apart
Stem: the stem of Maianthemum dilatatum is 30 to 60 cm tall; the stem of Polygonatum odoratum is 20 to 50 cm tall. Leaves: the former's leaves are 6 to 15 cm long; the latter's are 5 to 12 cm long. Flowers: the former's flowers are white; the latter's are yellow-green to white. Fruit: the former's fruit is 5 to 6 mm in diameter; the latter's fruit is 7 to 10 mm in diameter.
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The difference between Ranunculus ternatus and Orthosiphon aristatus, teaching you to quickly tell the two apart
Plant distinction: Ranunculus ternatus grows about 5 to 20 cm tall; Orthosiphon aristatus grows about 1 to 1.5 m tall. Leaf distinction: the former's leaves are 5 to 40 mm long; the latter's leaves are about 1.2 to 5.5 cm long. Fruit distinction: the former's fruit is about 6 mm in diameter; the latter's fruit is 2 mm long.
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What is the difference between sycamore flowers and paulownia flowers? Learn to tell them apart quickly
Trunk: The bark of the sycamore tree is turquoise-green and relatively smooth on the surface. The bark of the paulownia tree is darker, gray or grayish-brown. Leaves: The former has heart-shaped leaves with triangular lobes on the surface, while the latter has ovate leaves with shallow lobes along the edges. Flowers: The former has pale yellow-green flowers, while the latter has pale purple or white flowers.
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What is the difference between lemon balm and mint? A quick guide to tell them apart
Plant distinction: Lemon balm plants grow to about 50 cm tall and have a fairly fresh fragrance; mint plants grow 30 to 60 cm tall and have a rather pungent smell. Leaf distinction: The former has somewhat rounder leaves and a darker color; the latter has somewhat more pointed leaves and a lighter color. Flower distinction: The former blooms at the tips; the latter blooms in the leaf axils.
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What is the difference between powdery alligator-flag and pickerelweed? A quick guide to telling them apart
Plant distinction: powdery alligator-flag plants are about 100 to 250 cm tall, while pickerelweed is about 150 cm tall. Leaf distinction: the former has elliptical leaves, while the latter has long heart-shaped leaves. Flower distinction: the former has purple flowers, while the latter has flowers made up of about a hundred small florets arranged together, with blue flowers.
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Now is the time to take cuttings from these 3 flowers: easy to root, quick to survive, no black rot
The best season for cuttings is here. After a summer of high temperatures, gardening friends should get to work! Right now almost anything you stick in the soil will take. Today we have specially picked some flowers that are easy to root, quick to survive, and free of "black rot" for everyone's reference~
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Mountain roses look like green roses, easy to grow and distinctive, so get one quickly
What kind of plant is a mountain rose? Actually, just from the name, most people might associate the mountain rose with possibly being a type of rose, but in fact the mountain rose and the rose do not have a taxonomic relationship...
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