Cherry blossoms, peach blossoms, pear blossoms, and begonias are all spring-flowering plants, and they have their own characteristics, which can be distinguished by the following aspects:
Flowering is done in different ways. Cherry blossoms usually open in clusters, usually with a small notch in the petals, peach blossoms have short peduncles and flowers grow almost against the branches, with single open petals and slightly pointed petals, pear blossoms open in clusters, the petals are usually white with red stamens, and begonia flowers and leaves grow at the same time, with long peduncles and clusters of flowers.
The petals and stamens have different characteristics. Cherry blossoms have tiny notches on the petals, and the stamens are usually goose-yellow, pear blossoms and begonias have no notches on the petals, and most of the anthers of begonias are yellow.
Sepal features are different. The sepals underneath the petals of the apricot blossom are folded back, while the sepals of the peach blossom are not folded back.
The suit is different. Cherry blossoms, pear blossoms, and begonias range in color from white and pale pink to brilliant pink and red, while peach blossoms are usually pink.
Cherry tree (with the red stalk)
Pear Blossom (White Ten Green Pedicles)
Peach blossoms, green peaches?
Begonias are the most beautiful!
The timing of the growth of the leaves is different. Cherry blossoms bloom first and then grow leaves, while peach blossoms, pear blossoms and begonias grow leaves as they bloom.
The characteristics of the leaves are different. The leaves of the begonia are smoother than those of the cherry blossoms, and the leaves of the grown leaves are hairless and the edges are not distinctly serrate, and the leaves of the cherry blossoms are more "wrinkled", a bit like mulberry leaves.
In summary, although these flowers all show beautiful flowers in the spring, they can be distinguished by looking at the flowering pattern, the characteristics of the petals and stamens, the state of the sepals, the color of the flowers, and the timing and characteristics of leaf growth.
The pear blossom tree can grow a very large tree!