The difference between oleander and peach trees

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1. Different varieties

2. Flowers are different

3. Fruits are different

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Different varieties: Oleander belongs to the family Apocynaceae, with a maximum height of about 5 meters, and is evergreen all year round. It is poisonous; peach trees belong to the Rosaceae and subgenus Myrtle, can grow to about 8 meters, and are not toxic. . The flowers are different: oleander flowers are generally dark red or pink; peach tree flowers are pink. The fruits are different: Oleander generally has difficulty in producing fruits and produces capsules; peach trees can produce fruits that are edible and taste relatively good.

1. Different varieties

1. Different varieties

The leaves of oleander are more like the leaves of peach trees, so it is called this, but in fact it has little to do with peach trees. The two are not the same tree species at all. It is a plant belonging to the Apocynaceae family. It is a tall shrub with a maximum height of about 5 meters and is evergreen all year round. And it contains strong toxicity and may directly cause death, so be careful to avoid it in life.

The peach tree is A common fruit-bearing tree belongs to the Rosaceae family and the subgenus Mystica. It is a deciduous tree that will lose its leaves in autumn and winter. The outer bark is black and can grow to about 8 meters. It is also non-toxic and can be grown with confidence.

2. Different flowers< /h2>

The flowers of oleander are generally deep red or pink, and white or yellow appear with artificial cultivation.

Peach tree The flowers are pink and obovate or oblong in shape.

3. The fruits are different

Oleander is generally difficult to bear fruit. Even if it does bear fruit, it is only a capsule and has no edible value.

Peach trees can The fruit, which is a peach, is pink in appearance and thick in texture.

2. Flowers are different

3. Fruits are different

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