The difference between daffodils and gardenias

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1. Differences between bulbs

2. Differences in leaves

3. Flowers are different

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Difference between bulbs: Daffodils have bulbs; gardenias have no bulbs and only have roots under the stems. Differences in leaves: The leaves of the former are fleshy, usually flat, without petioles; the leaves of the latter are leathery, usually oblong-shaped, with petioles. The flowers are different: Narcissus generally has six petals, and the middle part of the flower is yellow; gardenia generally has double petals, and the main color of the flower is white.

1. Differences between bulbs

1. Differences between bulbs

Daffodils are plants of the Amaryllidaceae family. One of its most obvious features is that they have bulbs, which are conical or oval in shape. .

Gardenia is< a href="/huoche/202404140113038354.htm">Plants of the Rubiaceae family have no bulbs underneath, only roots under the stems.

2. Leaves Difference

The leaves of the former are fleshy, generally flat and flat, about 30-50 cm in length and 1-5 cm in width. The color of the leaves is pale green, covered with a layer of white frost powder, and it has no petiole, and the veins on the surface are parallel.

The leaves of the latter are Leathery, and a few are papery. Compared with the leaves of the former, they are shorter in length, but wider, and their shape is not fixed. They are usually oblong, about 1.5-8 cm wide, and they have Petiole.

3. Flowers Different

Daffodils are usually pulled out from the top of the bulb. One bulb can pull out 1-2 flower stems, usually with six petals. The main color of the flower is white with a yellow center.

Gardenia is generally A single flower grows on the top of a branch. It is usually double, with less than a few petals. The color of the flower is white.

2. Differences in leaves

3. Flowers are different

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