The difference between June Snow and Gypsophila paniculata

June snow is an evergreen shrub with a plant height of 60 to 90 cm, slender branches and an unpleasant odor.

Gypsophila paniculata is a herbaceous plant, 30 to 80 cm tall. The stem of the plant grows alone, straight and upright, with many branches.

2. The difference of flowers:

The flowers of June Snow grow singly or in clusters. The flowers are small and exquisite. The arrangement of the flowers is slightly thin. The flowers are fluffy and light. The flowering period is from May to July.

There are two types of petals of baby's breath, single and double. The flower shape is slightly larger than the former, the branches are smooth, and the flowering period is from June to August.

3. The difference of leaves:

The leaves of June snow are extremely small and oval in shape. The leaves are distributed near the base of the branches and have very short petioles.

The leaves of baby's breath are long and narrow, longer and narrower, and the shape of the leaves is lanceolate or linear-lanceolate.