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The difference between Hydrangea and Hyacinth

Saul Goodman
2020-06-29 14:06:35
Different plant types: Hydrangea belongs to shrubs, growing in clusters; hyacinth belongs to herbaceous plants, with relatively short plants. Leaves are different: the former is paper or nearly leathery, with a round shape; the latter is fleshy, relatively thick, with a belt shaped lanceolate shape. Flowers are different: the former belongs to cyme, flowers are relatively dense, petals are oblong; the latter is rod-shaped.

I. different plant types

Hydrangea is a kind of shrub belonging to Saxifragaceae and hydrangea. If not pruned, the plant will be very high, about 1-4 meters high, and will grow in clusters.

Hyacinth is a perennial herb, belonging to hyacinth family, hyacinth genus, the plant is relatively shorter, with spherical or oblate bulb below.

The leaves are different.

The leaves of the former are papery or nearly leathery, obovate or broad elliptic in shape, and tend to be round. The position of the base is blunt and round. The length of the leaf is about 6-15CM, the width is about 4-11.5cm, the edge has rough serration, the petiole part is relatively thick.

The latter leaves are fleshy, relatively thick, the shape of the belt shaped lanceolate, above with shallow longitudinal groove, the surface is relatively smooth.

Hydrangea

The flowers are different.

The former belongs to cyme, it seems to be a ball when flowering, the diameter is about 8-20cm, the flowers on it are relatively dense, the petals are oblong, the colors of the flowers are mainly pink, white, light blue

Hydrangea

Although the latter is also flowers gathered together, but its flower cluster is rod-shaped

Hyacinth

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