The Difference Between Asiatic Lilies and Oriental Lilies

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1. Differences in stems

2. Differences in flowers

3. Differences in leaves

Stem classification: Asiatic lily plants are taller, about 70 centimeters; Oriental lilies are about 30 to 60 centimeters tall and light white in color. Flower classification: Asiatic lily flowers are mostly red or yellow; Oriental lily flowers are white, pink, etc. Distinguishing of leaves: the leaves of the former have rounded edges; the leaves of the latter are short and shiny.

1. Differences in stems

Asian lily is a perennial herb. The plant is relatively tall, about 70 cm in height. The stems are upright and cylindrical in shape.

The height of Oriental lily is about 30 to 60 centimeters, and the stems are scale-like. The scales are thick and fleshy and light white in color.

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2. Differences in Flowers

Asian lily flowers are brightly colored, mostly red or yellow. The flower opening postures are divided into three types: upward opening, downward opening, and drooping opening.

Oriental lilies have larger flower shapes and various types, including trumpet type, bowl type, flat flower type, curved petals, etc., accompanied by a special fragrance, and come in white, pink, light pink and light yellow colors. , the flowering period is from June to July.

3. Differences in Leaves

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Asian lily leaves have rounded edges and no obvious cracks.

Oriental lily leaves are short and small, with a shiny surface.

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