The difference between willow verbena and lavender

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaves: The leaves of Willow Verbena are willow leaf-shaped, cross-opposed, and have notches on the edges. Lavender leaves are linear or lanceolate, with entire edges. Flowers: Willow verbena is in cymes, lavender or purple-red. Lavender has a whorl of inflorescences, which are blue, purple, bluish-violet or pink.

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of Willow Verbena are in the shape of willow leaves and are cross-opposed. They are oval in the early stage and have slightly notched edges. They will transform into Slender willow leaf shape, but still has sharp notches on the edges.

Lavender The leaves are linear or lanceolate. The leaves on newer branches are smaller and clustered. The edges are entire and rolled out. The midrib is bulging below, and the network veins and lateral veins are not obvious.

2. The difference between flowers

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Willow Verbena has cymes, with small flowers growing on the top of the flower stems, and the color is lavender or purple-red.

Lavender It is a whorled inflorescence that grows on the top of the branches and gathers into spike-like inflorescences. The colors are various, such as blue, purple, bluish-violet or pink.

2. The difference between flowers

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