The difference between apricot blossom and peach blossom

1. Difference of blades

The leaves of apricot flowers are broadly ovate or rounded ovate, about 5-9 cm long and 4-8 cm wide, with rounded and blunt teeth on the edges, glabrous on both sides or with soft hairs in the axils of veins below, and the petiole is about 2-3.5 cm long.

The leaves of peach blossom are elliptical-lanceolate in shape and later become obovate-lanceolate. They have fine serrations on the edges, are hairless on both sides, and have petioles about 1-2 cm long.

2. The difference between flowers

Apricot flowers are solitary, with round to obovate petals that are white in color and yellow-white stamens. They have a somewhat pungent smell when blooming. The flowering period is in April.

Peach blossoms are also solitary, the color of the flowers is pink or almost red, the stamens are purple-red, the flowers are fragrant, and the flowering period is March.