The difference between peach and oleander

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2. Different leaves

3. Flowers and fruits are different

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Plant types are different: Peach is a tree, with a height of about 3-8 meters; oleander is a large shrub, with a height of about 3-5 meters. The leaves are different: the leaves of betaine are oblong-lanceolate and short in length; the leaves of oleander are narrow-lanceolate and relatively long. Flowers and fruits are different: Beta peach flowers are semi-double or double-petaled and can bear edible fruits; oleander flowers are single-petaled or double-petaled and generally cannot bear fruit.

2. Different leaves

1. Different plant types

Peach is a tree plant with a relatively high height, about 3-8 meters. The crown above is very broad and very flat. The outer bark is dark reddish brown in color, and the small branches are very slender and smooth and hairless.

Oleander is evergreen It is a large upright shrub that is shorter in height and can grow up to about 5 meters. The upper branches are gray-green.

2. Leaves Different

The leaves of the former are oblong-lanceolate, shorter in length, about 7-15 cm long, and there are no hairs on the leaves.

The latter has narrow leaves. Needle-shaped, relatively long in length, about 11-15 cm. The back of the leaves has a little hair when young, and falls off when old.

3. Flowers The fruits are different

The flowers of the peach are semi-double and double. There are many flower types. The petals are oblong and oval. The color is pink. White ones are rare. . It can produce edible fruits, which are juicy and fragrant.

The flowers of oleander are single The petals are either double or funnel-shaped, and the petals are dark red or pink in color. There are also white varieties cultivated. They generally cannot bear fruit, and even if they do, they are inedible capsules.

3. Flowers and fruits are different

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