The difference between viburnum and hydrangea

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaves: Viburnum viburnum is broadly obovate, broadly ovate or obovate, hairy on both sides, and the petiole is shorter than 10-15 mm. The hydrangea is obovate or broadly elliptical, hairless on both sides and hairy on the midrib below, and the petiole is about 1-3.5 cm longer. Flowers: Viburnum flowers are white, while hydrangeas come in various colors, including pink, white or light blue.

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of viburnum are papery, broadly obovate, broadly ovate or obovate, about 3-10 cm long, with an acute tip at the top and a rounded base at the base. Slightly heart-shaped or blunt, sometimes wedge-shaped, with tooth-like serrations on the edges, sharp tooth tips, hairs on the top and bottom, the hairs on the veins are the densest, and there are yellow or nearly colorless gland spots, and the petioles are short. , about 10-15 mm long.

The leaves of the hydrangea are nearly Leathery or papery, obovate or broad elliptical, larger and wider than the former, about 6-15 cm long and 4-11.5 cm wide, with a sharp and pointed top, a broad wedge-shaped or obtuse base, and an edge. There are coarse teeth from the base up, and the sides are hairless or only the midrib below has pubescence. The petiole is thick and about 1-3.5 cm long.

2. The difference between flowers

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Viburnum is a cyme in the form of a compound umbrella, and the flower color is white.

The hydrangea is shaped like an umbrella house Cymes, flowers in various colors, usually pink, white or light blue.

2. The difference between flowers

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