How to distinguish cherry blossom, peach blossom, apricot blossom and pear blossom?

Cherry blossoms: the branches have horizontal stripes, and the petals have gaps at the top. Only cherry blossoms have gaps and long pedicels. Most of them are in full bloom.

Peach blossom: Generally, there are 5 petals, which are very long. Each flower grows sparsely and is a single flower. Its colors are rose red and light red. The leaves are elliptic-lanceolate, the leaf margin is coarsely serrated and glabrous. The meeting will be held in early February of the lunar calendar, with the longest flowering period.

Apricot flower: the petals are round, the apricot flower is solitary, the first leaves are open and the branches are long. But the calyx is bright red and bright in color. Apricot blossoms are in full bloom in Tomb-Sweeping Day, and Tomb-Sweeping Day is the most prosperous.

Pear: Anthers are red or black, and pedicels are long. The leaves are big when the flowers bloom. Flowers bloom in spring, the color is white, like snowflakes, with a strong fragrance. Pears will not bloom until March and a half.