The difference between dahlia and dahlia

Plant appearance

Dahlia

Also known as dahlia, Indian peony, etc., it is a perennial herb of the Asteraceae family. Chrysanthemums bloom in the frost, but dahlias are different; dahlias bloom in succession during spring and summer, and will continue to bloom sporadically after the spring and summer seasons are over, until they wither when the frost falls. Its flower shape is very similar to that of peony, and its colors are gorgeous and colorful, making it very popular among people.

The flowers of dahlia are large capitula with long peduncles that grow in a drooping pattern. The leaves are fleshy with a membranous inner layer that is oval-lanceolate.

Dahlias come in a variety of colors including white, yellow, purple, etc.

Large chrysanthemum

The large upright chrysanthemum has many large flowers and is a type of cultivated chrysanthemum plant. After one year of cultivation, it can produce hundreds to thousands of flowers, which is of great ornamental value.

value

Dahlia

Dahlias grow in a warm and sunny environment and are best suited for planting in flower beds, flower paths or in front of courtyards. They are highly ornamental and their dwarf varieties can also be used as potted plants.

Dahlia flowers can also be made into cut flowers, flower baskets, wreaths, etc. for decoration and props in artistic performances.

Large chrysanthemum

The flowers of the large chrysanthemum are colorful, and one plant can produce hundreds of flowers, which is very ornamental.

Therefore, large chrysanthemums are more suitable for exhibitions or for decoration in halls and gardens.