The difference between bamboo crabapple and four-season crabapple

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaf differences: The leaves of Four Seasons Begonia are oval or wide ovate, and the color varies according to the variety; the leaves of Bamboo Begonia are thick, obliquely oblong or oblong-ovate, with dark green above and dark red back. Differences in flowers: Four Seasons Begonia comes in white, pink, peach and other colors; Bamboo Begonia flowers are light rose or white.

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of Bamboo Begonia are single and alternate. The leaves are thick and obliquely oblong or oblong-ovate. The length is between 10 cm and 20 cm, and the width is between 4 and 4. Between 5 cm, the apex is pointed, the base is heart-shaped, the edge is shallowly wavy, the top is dark green with small round white spots, and the back is dark red.

Four Seasons Begonia The leaves are very lush, oval or broadly oval, between 5 cm and 8 cm in length. The edges of the leaves are not notched and have fine hairs. The color of the leaves varies according to the variety, ranging from red, green, brown-green and other colors, and the leaves have a waxy luster.

2. Differences in flowers< /h2>

The petals of bamboo crabapple are light rose or white.

Four Seasons Begonia Flowers Terminal or axillary, it is a dioecious flower, with the female flower having an inverted triangular ovary. The colors of the petals include white, pink, peach and other colors. The flowering period is very long and can bloom almost all year round.

2. The difference between flowers

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